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Spheres

Daniel Hope (violin), Jacques Ammon (piano)

Members of the Rundfunkchor Berlin, Deutsches Kammerorchester Berlin, Simon Halsey

Spheres
Pärt's Fratres is more transcendental than celestial but Hope's performance exudes both virtuosity and romanticism, as if drawing inspiration from Paganini and Joachim in equal measure...'Spheres'...

Spheres

Daniel Hope (violin), Jacques Ammon (piano)

Members of the Rundfunkchor Berlin, Deutsches Kammerorchester Berlin, Simon Halsey

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Pärt's Fratres is more transcendental than celestial but Hope's performance exudes both virtuosity and romanticism, as if drawing inspiration from Paganini and Joachim in equal measure...'Spheres'...

About

Award-winning violinist Daniel Hope presents an eclectic and accessible mix of neo-Baroque, minimalist and soundtrack favourites, including works and arrangements by contemporary masters like Ludovico Einaudi, Arvo Pärt, Karl Jenkins, Max Richter, Gabriel Prokofiev, Alex Baranowski and many more

“Spheres” features a curated collection of repertoire celebrating the idea, first brought forward by Pythagoras, that planetary movement creates its own kind of music, bringing beauty, harmony and simplicity to our complex solar system. This idea has fascinated philosophers, musicians, and mathematicians for centuries.

Featured as main soloist on Max Richter’s acclaimed “Vivaldi Recomposed”, Hope is known for an effortless classical sound and intriguing approach to repertoire

Daniel is collaborating in 2013 with Einaudi, and joint dates are in the planning stage.

Contents and tracklist

III. Imitazione delle Campane (Arr. Badzura)
Track length2:23
No. 15 Adagio sognando
Track length1:36
II. Eliza Aria
Track length3:08
No. 8 Andante
Track length3:13
Benedictus
Track length5:45
I. Prelude (Arr. Fourés)
Track length2:59
Trysting Fields
Track length5:15
Nachspiel
Track length3:47

Spotlight on this release

Awards and reviews

May 2013

Pärt's Fratres is more transcendental than celestial but Hope's performance exudes both virtuosity and romanticism, as if drawing inspiration from Paganini and Joachim in equal measure...'Spheres' is, at times, quite literally out of this world.

14th February 2013

Provocative? To a degree, though classical purists shouldn’t shriek too loudly...Hope dances a path through a string of otherworldly new pieces, some intriguing, some sweet, some too brief to make much impression. Gabriel Prokofiev’s Spheres, an impressive highwire act for Hope, easily stands out.
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