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From: Hermesnoeck
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  • Why so fast? This isn't Zigeunerweisen... Where's the lament?

  • @Chriscuitz Hi! It is not primary a lamento-music. It is a Passacaglia subtitled by Biber "Der Schutzengel als Begleiter des Menschen", so it is not said that it has to be played slowly. In the middle of the piece, there are e few bars marked as "adagio" in the autograph score which implies, that before these bars it should be faster, like Allegro - and at the End of these Bars it is written Allegro again.

  • @Chriscuitz Biber himself was a real virtuoso and a lot of baroque solo music can be played either faster or slower without being wrong (as Glenn Gould showed). Listen to Reinhard Goebel, one of the great experts: he plays it even faster!

    So I hope I could answer your questions.

  • beautiful!

    

  • excellent !

  • Wunderschön, heiter, ernst und stolz zugleich!

    Danke René

  • Absolutely stunning...thank you for making the piece even more extraordinary!

    Kind Regards!

  • The incredible emotion brought out by this artist is extraordinary, what an incredible piece! Thank you Maestro Biber for such a powerful piece, and BRAVO to Mr. Hirschfield!

  • The incredible emotion brought out by this artist is extraordinary, what an incredible piece! Thank you Heinrich for such a powerful piece, and BRAVO to Mr. Hirschfield!

  • why doesn't music like this get very much attention?

  • I like very much your Biber's interpretation !!!!! Beautiful

  • Stunning. The restrained interpretation here actually heightens the piece's emotional impact - Hirschfeld has really discovered and brought out the essence of Biber's music. Thanks for uploading this.

  • @ miriamnz and SchallundHauch:

    Thank you both for your friendly comment. I really appreciate it and I am glad you like my interpretation! Best regards - René alias Hermesnoeck

  • wow! - a very unique interpretation: both vivid and deep. it changes between "human passion" and mystic beauty and obviously refers to the stylus fantasticus. great!

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