The harpsichord, lute consort, and strings create a richly textured sound in Biber's *Klingende Taffel*.
The *Klingende Taffel* or *Instrumentalische Taffel-Music* was likely first performed in 1680 at the Archbishop’s court in Salzburg. Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber lets his string ensemble really shine. A harpsichord and, of course, the lute consort (three lutes)—typical of Salzburg—provide richly colored accompaniment with expressive chords. A “night watchman” even makes an appearance, loudly calling on the people to observe the curfew. Enjoy the show!Untere Donaulände 7, 4010 Linz
Phone+43 732 775230
E-Mailkassa@liva.linz.at
Webwww.brucknerhaus.at
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Untere Donaulände 7, 4010 Linz
Phone +43 732 775230
E-Mailkassa@liva.linz.at
Webhttps://www.brucknerhaus.at
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