JS Bach: Morimur
Christoph Poppen (baroque violin)
Hilliard Ensemble
as Poppen plays one of the greatest movements for violin ever composed, the Hilliards sing the chorale quotations, showing how they fit alongside the solo line. It must have been extremely difficult...
JS Bach: Morimur
Christoph Poppen (baroque violin)
Hilliard Ensemble
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as Poppen plays one of the greatest movements for violin ever composed, the Hilliards sing the chorale quotations, showing how they fit alongside the solo line. It must have been extremely difficult...
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- Christoph Poppen (baroque violin)
- The Hilliard Ensemble
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- David James (countertenor)
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- Christoph Poppen (baroque violin)
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- The Hilliard Ensemble
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- Christoph Poppen (baroque violin)
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- The Hilliard Ensemble
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- Christoph Poppen (baroque violin)
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- The Hilliard Ensemble
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- Christoph Poppen (baroque violin)
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- David James (countertenor)
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- Christoph Poppen (baroque violin)
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- The Hilliard Ensemble
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- The Hilliard Ensemble
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- The Hilliard Ensemble
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
- The Hilliard Ensemble
- Recorded: 2000-09-25
- Recording Venue: Monastery St. Gerold
Awards and reviews
20th November 2002
as Poppen plays one of the greatest movements for violin ever composed, the Hilliards sing the chorale quotations, showing how they fit alongside the solo line. It must have been extremely difficult to make this work in performance, but the result is extraordinary, turning the Chaconne into a memorial, and an expression of faith in the resurrection of the dead and life everlasting.