Hope@Home
Daniel Hope (violin), Till Brönner (trumpet), Christoph Israel (piano), Joy Denalane (vocals), Max Raabe (vocals), Jacques Ammon (piano), Michael Metzler (percussion), Max Herre (vocals), Sebastian Knauer (piano), Matthias Goerne (baritone), Tamara Stefanovich (piano), Iris Berben (narrator), Aliya...
Daniel Hope’s lockdown album is a time capsule of his chamber concert livestreams. Some pieces were rehearsed, others were read on the spot. Schmaltzy but nonetheless soothing.
Hope@Home
Daniel Hope (violin), Till Brönner (trumpet), Christoph Israel (piano), Joy Denalane (vocals), Max Raabe (vocals), Jacques Ammon (piano), Michael Metzler (percussion), Max Herre (vocals), Sebastian Knauer (piano), Matthias Goerne (baritone), Tamara Stefanovich (piano), Iris Berben (narrator), Aliya...
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Daniel Hope’s lockdown album is a time capsule of his chamber concert livestreams. Some pieces were rehearsed, others were read on the spot. Schmaltzy but nonetheless soothing.
About
Violinist Daniel Hope spent his period of social distancing by performing chamber concerts from his living room in Berlin online and for Arte Concert with specially invited guests. Deutsche Grammophon is proud to present Hope@Home the album, a selection from this ground-breaking series of livestream events which attracted a combined audience of 2,5m viewers, to be released on 14th August. This album is a document of these extraordinary weeks. Everything you hear is live, one take only. Some pieces were rehearsed, others were not. In some cases Christoph Israel finished the arrangements literally minutes before we went live. You will hear the frequent squeak of my living room floor, as well as other spontaneous bumps and bangs. There were no patches or editing, no second takes. Sometimes life doesn’t allow for second takes. This was my world for six magical and highly unusual weeks. I hope you enjoy listening.- Daniel Hope
Artists
Daniel Hope (violin), Till Brönner (trumpet), Christoph Israel (piano), Joy Denalane (vocals), Max Raabe (vocals), Jacques Ammon (piano), Michael Metzler (percussion), Max Herre (vocals), Sebastian Knauer (piano), Matthias Goerne (baritone), Tamara Stefanovich (piano), Iris Berben (narrator), Aliya Vodovozova (flute)
Contents and tracklist
- Daniel Hope (violin), Till Brönner (trumpet), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Joy Denalane (vocals), Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Max Raabe (vocals), Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Daniel Hope (violin), Jacques Ammon (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Frauenkirche Dresden
- Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Daniel Hope (violin), Michael Metzler (percussion), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
- Joy Denalane (vocals), Max Herre (vocals), Daniel Hope (violin), Christoph Israel (piano)
- Recorded: 2020-06
- Recording Venue: Berlin
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Awards and reviews
November 2020
Daniel Hope’s lockdown album is a time capsule of his chamber concert livestreams. Some pieces were rehearsed, others were read on the spot. Schmaltzy but nonetheless soothing.
November 2020
‘Sometimes life doesn’t allow for second takes’, Hope writes, explaining that there was no patching or editing. It sounds pretty polished and professional, though, and the selection makes for an entertaining salon soirée. Hope’s silky violin tone suits these little gems...A pleasurable album, which should make a fine memento to those who followed the series as it unfolded online.