Hope

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Performers:

Samuel Hasselhorn
Ammiel Bushakevitz

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on CD, demonstrated both its great class and ability this evening. In each of the movements there was continuous play between tension and relaxation. The intensity was palpable in every bow stroke, whether it was expressive legato, spine-tingling tremolo, or biting sul ponticello. The musicians kept cutting each other off purposefully. The light-footed motif of eight measures that in the first movement (

Release date: 17/04/2026

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on CD, demonstrated both its great class and ability this evening. In each of the movements there was continuous play between tension and relaxation. The intensity was palpable in every bow stroke, whether it was expressive legato, spine-tingling tremolo, or biting sul ponticello. The musicians kept cutting each other off purposefully. The light-footed motif of eight measures that in the first movement (

In this third installment of their "Schubert 200" series, Samuel Hasselhorn and Ammiel Bushakevitz celebrate the composer's newfound vitality. After the carefree summer of 1825, the year 1826 marks a period of renewal and remarkable artistic dynamism. Alternating between melancholy and serene confidence, these songs sing of hope for an existence beyond life's uncertainties.