Violinist Hilary Hahn writes about her Portland debut with the Oregon Symphony on her blog. She’s a class act. The violinist she refers to in the post is OSO violinist Inés Voglar.
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Didn’t get enough of Hilary Hahn’s outrageously good Bach encores this past weekend? You’re in luck! She’s going to appear on the PBS Newshour tonight (October 8th) – check the local listings for your area for broadcast times. Here’s a video from the broadcast of her playing the Sarabande from the Bach d minor Partita
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Last night was the opening night of our first classical subscription concert, featuring the violinist Hilary Hahn. Hahn’s been one of the top violinists the the world for over a decade, and after having come to Seattle several times over the past few years, she’s finally made it to Portland and the Oregon Symphony. The
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Violinist Hilary Hahn makes her Oregon Symphony debut on our opening Classical series concerts on October 2 – 4, and you can get a chance to listen to her playing the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto on her newly-released album on Deutsche Grammophone. This beloved work is paired with the Jennifer Higdon Violin Concerto, which has been
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The accolades just keep rolling in for Jennifer Higdon, who long ago shed her designation as merely a female composer and is now one of the most performed living composers in the world today. Today she was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Music for her Violin Concerto (written for the violinist Hilary Hahn). Here’s a
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And recognize that pianist? Yes, it’s Portland and Oregon Symphony favorite Valentina Lisitsa! [Photo credit: Olaf Heine/DG]
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• I just caught Robert Levine’s latest blog entry about the Milwaukee Symphony’s recent concerts with Hilary Hahn.  Robert is one of the smartest guys out there, I’m coming to appreciate, and reading this post had me scratching my head and wondering “why couldn’t I have said that?”.  I like the way he clearly expresses
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