Album
Retrospective
2018Classical · Music · Violin
Handpicked highlights from the violinist’s stunning back catalog.
Tracks
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About this album
Violinist Hilary Hahn has made more than a dozen recordings for Deutsche Grammophon. This collection, chosen by Hahn herself, is a fascinating, chronological look back through her stunning discography, from a 2003 recording of the Bach Double Violin Concerto to “Godot,” one of a set of beautifully crafted improvisations performed alongside experimental German pianist Hauschka. Along the way, we encounter Ives, GRAMMY® Award-nominated Schoenberg, and a meltingly poignant The Lark Ascending. In among these gems are some live recordings from a recent private concert dedicated to her fans across the world, including Mozart’s Sonata K.379 plus pieces by Max Richter and Tina Davidson.