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Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber’s Passacaglia for Solo Violin in G minor is a significant Baroque piece composed around 1676. It represents one of the earliest substantial works written for unaccompanied violin, showcasing remarkable technical skill through its complex repeating ground bass. The work's i...
Biber’s Mystery Sonata No. 4 is a remarkable violin sonata from 1676. The work explores a unique scordatura technique—altering the violin's tuning—to evoke the dramatic events of the biblical Presentation of Jesus at the Temple. Its innovative use of musical notation and unusual harmonies make it si...
"Mystery Sonata No. 13: Pentecost" is a piece for violin and basso continuo composed by Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber around 1676. It is part of his collection known as the "Mystery Sonatas," a set of 15 works dedicated to the Catholic rosary mysteries, and corresponds specifically to the Descent of th...
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber's Mystery Sonata No. 10, The Crucifixion, is a Baroque work for violin and continuo from the cycle commonly called the Rosary or Mystery Sonatas. It concludes the five Sorrowful Mysteries and uses altered violin tuning, or scordatura, as do most sonatas in the collection....
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber's Mystery Sonata No. 1, The Annunciation, opens the cycle commonly known as the Rosary or Mystery Sonatas. Written for violin and continuo, it is associated with the first Joyful Mystery of the Catholic rosary. Unlike the next fourteen violin sonatas in the cycle, it uses...
Biber's Mystery Sonata No. 15, subtitled "The Coronation of the Virgin," is the final numbered work in his Rosary Sonatas collection, dating to approximately 1676. Representing the culmination of the Glorious Mysteries, the piece is scored for violin and basso continuo and utilizes a specialized sco...
Biber's Mystery Sonata No. 7, subtitled "The Scourging at the Pillar," is an early Baroque work for violin and continuo composed around 1676. As the second piece representing the Sorrowful Mysteries in his Rosary Sonatas cycle, it employs alternate scordatura tuning to create a darker, more dissonan...
The Agony in the Garden is the sixth of Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber's Mystery Sonatas, a cycle of 15 violin sonatas composed around 1676. It marks the beginning of the Sorrowful Mysteries within the rosary devotion. Like the other sonatas in the collection, it employs scordatura, a specialized altern...
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber's Mystery (or Rosary) Sonata No. 12, subtitled "The Ascension," was composed circa 1676 as part of a set of sixteen violin sonatas plus a closing Passacaglia. It corresponds to the second Glorious Mystery in the Rosary devotion. Like all sonatas in the cycle after the firs...
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