#39 - The Form of Beauty: Hilary Hahn Performing Bach's Violin Sonatas 1 and 2, Partita 1

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#39 - The Form of Beauty: Hilary Hahn Performing Bach's Violin Sonatas 1 and 2, Partita 1

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Nov 10, 2021

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Scott, Karl, and Trent tackle Hilary Hahn's electric, virtuosic performances of three timeless pieces for solo violin: Bach's Sonatas 1 and 2, and the first Partita.

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Nov 10, 2021

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#39 - The Form of Beauty: Hilary Hahn Performing Bach's Violin Sonatas 1 and 2, Partita 1

#39 - The Form of Beauty: Hilary Hahn Performing Bach's Violin Sonatas 1 and 2, Partita 1

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