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Hilary Hahn, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Jeffrey Kahane, Bach - Concertos (2LP)

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Artist: Hilary Hahn, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Jeffrey Kahane, Bach
Album: Concertos
Gatefold: Yes
Released: Europe, 21 Jul 2023

Tracklist:

AConcerto For Violin, Strings And Continuo In E Major BWV 1042
A11. Allegro6:56
A22. Adagio7:06
A33. Allegro Assai2:31
BConcerto For 2 Violins, Strings And Continuo In D Minor BWV 1043
Violin [Violin II] - Margaret Batjer
B11. Vivace3:14
B22. Largo Ma Non Tanto6:50
B33. Allegro4:20
CConcerto For Violin, Strings And Continuo In A Minor BWV 1041
C11. (Allegro Moderato)3:24
C22. Andante6:44
C33. Allegro Assai3:20
DConcerto For Oboe, Violin, Strings And Continuo In C Minor BWV 1060
Oboe - Allan Vogel
D11. Allegro4:30
D22. Adagio5:20
D33. Allegro3:13


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Description

2LP - 180g Black Vinyl housed in a Gatefold Sleeve.  

In 2023 Deutsche Grammophon celebrates a wonderful milestone: its 125th birthday. To mark the occasion the Yellow Label makes a selection of LPs available on vinyl for the first time ever. 12 LPs for 12 months of celebrations, including legendary recordings by Daniil Trifonov, Hélène Grimaud, Hilary Hahn, Jan Lisiecki and many others.

Bach's violin concertos are fundamentally different from the Virtuoso Concerto of the 19th century, which may be played much more subjectively, sentimentally, effectively. But with Bach the most important virtues are: absolute accuracy, logical phrasing, cooperation with the orchestra. The American violinist Hilary Hahn brings all this, and much more. She tackles the famous E major concerto BWV 1042 with a temperament that had gone unnoticed until then, almost briskly and powerfully, the orchestra (Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra) meanwhile withdrawing discreetly into the background.

For this recording from 2004, Teresa Pieschacón Raphael wrote: “Hilary Hahn knows what she wants. She sets the impulses with her clear, contoured, not veiled violin tone, but this always unpretentiously, without put-on weightiness or virtuoso posturing and without degrading the orchestra to a lackey. Especially in the sustained middle movements, she seems to come completely into her own, although the deep intimacy and soulfulness that one can expect from particularly gifted artists only after a certain maturity is not yet entirely her thing. But she is already on her way to becoming a great artistic personality.

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