Mendelssohn - Violin Concerto
Daniel Hope (violin), Daniel Hope (violin 1), Lucy Gould (violin 2), Sophie Besançon (violin 3), Christian Eisenberger (violin 4), Pascal Siffert (viola 1), Stewart Eaton (viola 2), William Conway (cello 1) & Kate Gould (cello 2), Sebastian Knauer (piano)
Chamber Orchestra of Europe, Thomas...
The performance has plenty of passion and sensitivity, the slow introduction to the Finale sounding particularly magical.
Mendelssohn - Violin Concerto
Daniel Hope (violin), Daniel Hope (violin 1), Lucy Gould (violin 2), Sophie Besançon (violin 3), Christian Eisenberger (violin 4), Pascal Siffert (viola 1), Stewart Eaton (viola 2), William Conway (cello 1) & Kate Gould (cello 2), Sebastian Knauer (piano)
Chamber Orchestra of Europe, Thomas...
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The performance has plenty of passion and sensitivity, the slow introduction to the Finale sounding particularly magical.
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- Daniel Hope (violin), Chamber Orchestra of Europe (chamber orchestra)
- Thomas Hengelbrock
- Recorded: 2007-06-18
- Recording Venue: Stephaniensaal, Graz
- Stewart Eaton (viola), William Conway (cello), Daniel Hope (violin), Pascal Siffert (viola), Kate Gould (cello), Christian Eisenberger (violin), Lucy Gould (violin), Sophie Besancon (violin)
- Recorded: 2007-06-18
- Recording Venue: Stephaniensaal, Graz
- Daniel Hope (violin), Sebastian Knauer (piano)
- Recorded: 2007-06-18
- Recording Venue: Stephaniensaal, Graz
- Daniel Hope (violin), Sebastian Knauer (piano)
- Recorded: 2007-06-18
- Recording Venue: Stephaniensaal, Graz
Awards and reviews
October 2007
The performance has plenty of passion and sensitivity, the slow introduction to the Finale sounding particularly magical.
November 2007
Hope is minutely responsive to every phrase of this music, making you wonder anew at its brilliance of invention. The outer movements dance, and his Andante has all the depth and subtlety of a great operatic aria, with remarkable richness in the alto register... The Octet is on a similarly elevated level, with Hope clearly the guiding light among his COE colleagues, but never becoming overbearing.
