Label:

Deutsche Grammophon ‎– 4798295GM2

Format:

2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation

Country:

Germany

Released:

19 Jan 2018

Genre:

Classical

Style:

Classical

	Sonata For Piano And Violin In G Major, K.379	(18:86)
A1	1. Adagio	5:26
A2	2, Andantino Cantabile (Theme And Variations)	5:56
A3	3. Allegretto	8:44
B1	Hilary’s Hoedown	1:59
B2	Mercy	5:20
C1	The Lark Ascending	16:11
C2	Violin Concerto, Op.36 – 1. Poco Allegro	11:36
D1	St. Matthew Passion, BWV 244 Part Two – No.51 Aria (Bass): “Gebt mir meinen Jesum wieder”	2:59
D2	Fly Forward	5:09
D3	Stillness	1:45
D4	Speak, Memory	3:17
D5	Memory Games	5:01
D6	Violin Concerto No.4 In D Minor, Op.31 – 2. Adagio Religioso (Stephan Flock Remix)	6:17

• Bass Vocals – Matthias Goerne
• Piano – Cory Smythe, Hauschka, Natalie Zhu, Valentina Lisitsa
• Violin – Hilary Hahn, Margaret Batjer

180 g pressing. Includes download code.

Retrospective showcases all of Hilary Hahn’s recordings for Deutsche Grammophon, along with new, unedited live performance recordings. The artwork for the album was sourced from Hahn’s fans. The LP version was recorded in the rare direct-to-disc technique. The collection includes at least one track from each of her 12 Deutsche Grammophon albums and live recordings from Hahn’s Meistersaal concert in Berlin, an event especially dedicated to her fans. The recording includes the live performance of Mozart’s Sonata KV 379, in addition to Max Richter’s “Mercy” and Tina Davidson’s “Blue Curve of the Earth,” with pianist Cory Smythe, from In 27 Pieces: the Hilary Hahn Encores. The double-disc LP version, which has fewer tracks overall but incorporates some additional favorite tracks, replaces “Blue Curve of the Earth” with the live recording of Mark-Anthony Turnage’s “Hilary’s Hoedown,” which is also from her Encores project.

• Barcode: 0028947985068