Bohemian Baroque

Bohemian Baroque is a captivating music genre that emerged during the Baroque period, flourishing predominantly in the Bohemian lands of Central Europe. This genre is distinguished by its rich combination of intricate melodic lines, deep emotional expressions, and the distinctive influence of Czech musical heritage. With an emphasis on ornate compositional techniques and harmonic sophistication, Bohemian Baroque artists like Zelenka and Benda infused their works with both the grandeur characteristic of the wider Baroque era and a unique regional flavor that often featured folk-inspired elements. This genre traverses a range of forms, including sacred music, chamber works, and theatrical compositions, all marked by their dynamic contrasts and the intricate interplay between vocal or instrumental soloists and ensembles.

Biber: Complete Violin Sonatas — 1681

Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber•

Bojan Čičić•

The Illyria Consort

Album - 51 Tracks - Released June 20, 2025