HILARY HAHN - EVOLUTION OF AN ARTIST | Trailer | 2020 @home

A long-term documentary about the career of the violinist Hilary Hahn. From international concerts to award-winning studio recordings, from the classic to the contemporary, the musician has broken new ground time and again, whether it be on Instagram or in concerts for babies. Pure music!
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Germany, United States 2020 - Director: Benedict Mirow
Writer: Dorothee Binding. Camera: Matthias Boch (bvk), Amadeus Hiller, Christian Berges, Thorsten Jarek, Florian Licht, Nikki Bamley. Sound: Andre Zacher. Editing: Jan Keller. Production: NIGHTFROG GmbH. Producer: Benedict Mirow. Length: 90 min.

[@massimobernuzzi2594]

exceptional violinist and woman of great intelligence second only to her extraordinary friendliness. Chapeau

[@harshitaneog3057]

Love you, Hilary! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Generalissimo_David-B]

Horary For My Favorite (FM) Violinist !

[@lazychickenugget]

❤Hilary forever!!!

[@MikesPOV]

Love your Silfra album, especially North Atlantic.

[@ChrisH43]

I know almost nothing about classical music, but after some twoset videos I know her 😅

[@saadelbachiri4248]

we love you hilary

[@katyajouk5447]

❤

[@selin6295]

Where can I find the full version?

[@adrianfernandez894]

Do we anyone know where to find this? I missed this festival :/

[@DOKfestMuenchen_Filmfestival]

Hi @adrianfernandez894, apparently the documentary film is not available for streaming or in cinemas. You can always contact the production company (NIGHTFROG Gmbh) and the distribution company. Check here for more info: www.dokfest-muenchen.de/films/hilary-hahn-evolution-of-an-artist. Best regards, editorial office of DOK.fest München

[@hendomas7435]

What happened to this?

[@scabbedwings6548]

Don't know what country you're in, but I was finally able to watch it on CarnegieHall+ through AppleTV+.

[@pavelopsitos3949]

Chére Madame, vous portez aujourdhui un deuil de Q.-, bonne santé et bonheur personel á Vous je souhaits, et merci toujours

[@bastiatintheandes4958]

Everything went smoothly and wonderful until they turned "creative" messing with the violin and that piano. Guys, if you are so creative and innovative why don´t you invent your own musical contraptions instead of altering centuries old musical instruments designed and meant for an entirely different musical conception?