… um den Ausflug zu Biber abzurunden, hörte ich mir auch seit langer Zeit die Rosenkranzsonaten an (ich habe diese Live-Aufn. von 2004, Ensemble Lyriarte: Rüdiger Lotter/Violine, Olga Watts/Cembalo, Truhenorgel, Axel Wolf/Laute, Theorbe, Barockgitarre).
Die zeitgenössische Anlehnung von David Lang sagt mir sehr zu und läuft auch schon…
https://davidlangmusic.bandcamp.com/album/mystery-sonatas: Lang based his „mystery sonatas“ on the famous pieces by Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber, but with a modern twist. “I decided to make my own virtuosic pieces about my most intimate, most spiritual thoughts,” he explains, “[but] mine are not about Jesus, and the violin is not retuned between movements. I did keep one of Biber’s distinctions. He divides Jesus’s life into three phases—the joyous, the sorrowful, and the glorious. The central pieces of my mystery sonatas are called ‘joy,’ ‘sorrow,’ and ‘glory,’ but these are all quiet, internal, reflective states of being.”
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