Voyager, Essential Max Richter (Vinyl) – Hilary Hahn

Name: Voyager, Essential Max Richter (Vinyl) - Hilary Hahn
SKU: 0028948377190
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On The Nature Of Daylight
A Catalogue Of Afternoons
Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi, The Four Seasons
Spring 0
Spring 1
Autumn Music 2
Three Worlds: Music From Woolf Works (Woolf Works)
Modular Astronomy (Orlando)
Vladimir’s Blues
November
Dream 3 (in the midst of my life)
Hope Strings Eternal
Iconography
Circles From The Rue Simon – Crubellier
Infra 8
War Anthem (Mrs Dalloway)
Lullaby From The Westcoast Sleepers
Sunlight
In The Garden (Recorded at Spotify Studios NYC)
Broken Symmetries For Y
Mercy (Digital / Live At Meistersaal, Berlin / 2016)
Dream Solo
Path Solo
Beginning And Ending (From “The Congress” Soundtrack)
The Departure (From “The Leftovers” TV Series Soundtrack)
The Inexorable Advance Of Mr. Delaney (From “Taboo” TV Series Soundtrack)
The Young Mariner (From “Henry May Long” Soundtrack)
Trigger (From “White Boy Rick” Soundtrack)
Elena & Lila (From “My Brilliant Friend” TV Series Soundtrack)
A Blessing (From “The Leftovers” TV Series Soundtrack)
Ride To Marathon Station (From “White Boy Rick” Soundtrack)
Lamentation For A Lost Life (From “Taboo” TV Series Soundtrack)
The Mind’s Eye (From “Werk ohne Autor” Soundtrack)
Where We Belong (From “Hostiles” Soundtrack)
A New Generation (From “Mary Queen Of Scots” Soundtrack)
On Reflection (Music From “Black Mirror” TV Series)
Wheels Within Wheels (From “Miss Sloane” Soundtrack)
Your Reflection (From “My Brilliant Friend” TV Series Soundtrack)
And Know The Place For The First Time (From “The Leftovers” TV Series Soundtrack)
A Woman Alone (From “Hostiles” Soundtrack)
Our Reflection (From “My Brilliant Friend” TV Series Soundtrack)
Wershe & Son (From “White Boy Rick” Soundtrack)
Miss Sloane Solo (From “Miss Sloane” Soundtrack)
The Departure
I Will Not Forget You (From “Testament Of Youth” Soundtrack)

Hilary Hahn, Lang Lang, Louisa Fuller, John Metcalfe, Daniel Hope, Max Richter, Air Lyndhurst Orchestra, Konzerthaus Kammerorchester Berlin, Robert Ziegler, Andre de Ridder