Album Info
| Artist: | Dvořák ∙ Ginastera ∙ Sarasate, Hilary Hahn, Frankfurt Radio Symphony ∙ Andrés Orozco-Estrada |
| Album: | Eclipse |
| Released: | Europe, 7 Oct 2022 |
Tracklist:
| - | Violin Concerto In A Minor Op. 53 | |
| Composed By - Antonín Dvořák | ||
| A1 | I. Allegro Ma Non troppo | 12:13 |
| A2 | II. Adagio ma non troppo | 10:23 |
| B1 | III. Finale. Allegro Giocoso, Ma Non troppo | 10:48 |
| - | Carmen Fantasy Op. 25 | |
| Composed By - Pablo de Sarasate | ||
| B2 | Introduction. Allegro Moderato | 3:13 |
| B3 | I. Moderato | 3:14 |
| B4 | II. Lento Assai | 2:40 |
| B5 | III. Allegro Moderato | 2:08 |
| B6 | IV. Moderato | 2:48 |
| - | Violin Concerto Op. 30 | |
| Composed By - Alberto Ginastera | ||
| C1 | Ia. Cadenza | 5:23 |
| C2 | Ib. Studio I - Per Gli Accordi. Allegro | 1:23 |
| C3 | Ic. Studio II - Per Le Terze. Allegretto | 0:55 |
| C4 | Id. Studio III - Per Gli Altri Intervalli. Lo Stesso Tempo | 0:48 |
| C5 | Ie. Studio IV - Per L’arpeggiato. Lo Stesso Tempo | 0:51 |
| C6 | If. Studio V - Per Gli Armonici. Andante | 2:14 |
| C7 | Ig. Studio VI - Per I 24 Quarti di Tono. Larghissimo | 1:12 |
| C8 | Ih. Coda. Maestoso | 1:05 |
| D1 | II. Adagio Per 22 Solisti | 9:45 |
| D2 | IIIa. Scherzo Pianissimo. Sempre Volante, Misterioso E Appena Sensibile | 4:28 |
| D3 | IIIb. Perpetuum Mobile. Agitato Ed Allucinante | 1:57 |
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Description
Hilary Hahn's album "Eclipse", released in 2022, is a remarkable showcase of her virtuosity and interpretative depth. Collaborating with the Frankfurt Radio Symphony under the baton of Andrés Orozco-Estrada, Hahn explores a diverse repertoire that spans the Romantic and 20th-century periods, featuring works by Antonín Dvořák, Alberto Ginastera, and Pablo de Sarasate.
The album opens with Dvořák's Violin Concerto in A minor, Op. 53, a piece that is both lyrical and technically demanding. Hahn's performance is nothing short of captivating, as she brings out the concerto's rich Bohemian character with a warm tone and impeccable phrasing. The interplay between Hahn and the orchestra is seamless, with Orozco-Estrada drawing a lush and dynamic sound from the Frankfurt Radio Symphony. The second movement, in particular, is a highlight, with Hahn's expressive playing capturing the heartfelt emotion of Dvořák's writing.
Ginastera's Violin Concerto, Op. 30, is a stark contrast to the Romanticism of Dvořák, offering a modern and rhythmically complex work that challenges both the soloist and the listener. Hahn rises to the occasion with a performance that is both precise and deeply engaging. Her ability to navigate the concerto's intricate textures and shifting moods is a testament to her technical prowess and musical intelligence. The orchestra provides a vibrant and energetic accompaniment, bringing out the vivid colours and driving rhythms of Ginastera's score.
The album concludes with Sarasate's "Carmen Fantasy", Op. 25, a virtuosic showpiece based on themes from Bizet's opera. Hahn's rendition is dazzling, showcasing her technical brilliance and flair for the dramatic. Her interpretation is both playful and passionate, capturing the spirit of Sarasate's homage to Bizet's timeless melodies. The orchestra complements her performance beautifully, adding to the overall sense of excitement and vitality.
"Eclipse" is a testament to Hilary Hahn's artistry and her ability to bring together diverse musical styles into a cohesive and compelling programme. The collaboration with the Frankfurt Radio Symphony and Andrés Orozco-Estrada is a perfect match, resulting in performances that are both technically superb and emotionally resonant. This album is a must-listen for fans of classical music and a shining example of Hahn's exceptional talent.
