Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber - Partia I in D minor

[@dedis83]

I LOVE MUSIC by Heinrich Ignaz Franz von BIBER ... this music soothes my heart....

[@violinhunter2]

What a fantastic ensemble and what a great composer.

[@JethroSneebs]

Hooray for the other Biber!

[@Argentarius11]

Another great composer I never heard of !!!!!!! So COOL!!!!!!!

[@eduardopoblete8839]

Eduardo Poblete de Chile, que belleza de música, muchísimas gracias, se hace honor a un músico injustamente olvidado y con una gran orquesta...

[@lucamusella3950]

He fuckin' rocks!!! :D

[@arseniyonline1234555]

+Muso Eddy Fuck yeah!! Bitches be trippin

[@alessandrolittera4733]

Molto moderno! Grande anticipatore dei tempi...

[@andrmolja]

Superb music!

[@classy_dweller]

Amazing ,wonderful ,soul-soothing works!

[@platonic31]

Beautiful music. Thank you very much for uploading.

[@BohemianBaroque]

Incredibly timeless.

[@mereyeslacalle]

Fascinante !!

[@alextraazul1238]

Hermosa música y hermosa interpretación,,,, gracias por compartir

[@belkismartin7019]

DE ESTA MISICA....NUNCA TE CANSAS , ES GRANDIOSA!!!!.MUY BUENAS TARDES.

[@panchistoide]

verdaderamente excelente

[@VladimírHorak-r1g]

Heinrich Biber was born in Czech Kingdom, Stráž pod Ralskem near to Liberec)

[@josefranciscosanchezdiaz2267]

!Very Good, thanks¡

[@MrGer2295]

Beautiful ! Happy New Year !

[@silviaalessandragiummo6161]

:') meraviglioso !

[@fdsdh1]

If I didn't know any better I'd guess the 1st part was a 20th century piece. I am surprised Biber is not more well known.

[@damienpatton1680]

that's exactly what I thought on first hearing it!

[@Suikevrije]

only real baroque men are on this

[@rv706]

When I say I like Biber's music, I'm often misunderstood...

[@Suikevrije]

it sound like a wild sea

[@stephanegompertz9478]

Une révélation !

[@Suikevrije]

c'était le temps des pirates !

[@snmanzi9367]

0:57 ...Divenire-ludovico einaudi

[@SpicyDragonWings]

+sani A Thank you! I heard this section on Spotify and couldn't place it; I knew TH-cam would sort it :)

[@snmanzi9367]

You are welcome:)

[@jimmywalsh6701]

👌👌

[@unspecifiedspecimen5179]

I would love to hear this in viola d'amore, which it was originally written for.

[@TenorCantusFirmus]

The instrumentation actually changes in all the seven "Partitas" of the collection: the seventh one calls for two viole d'amore, but this first one originally calls for two violins.
Maybe some versions for viole d'amore exist, but the original is written for two violins.

[@rosamattina31]

soave

[@Andi766]

zu wenige kennens

[@dvg1985]

Biber > Bieber