With »Harmonice Mundi« Viktor Töpelmann and Daniela Niedhammer present an equally creative as historically informed re-imagination of music for viola da gamba and organ from 17th-century Austria – performed on two outstanding historical instruments of the time and place.
Carl Friedrich Abel, Adagio in d for viol solo, WK209
Live recording: St. Michael Rain am Lech, August 2020
Viktor Töpelmann, viola da gamba (Reinhard Ossenbrunner 1979)
Johann Sebastian Bach, Allemande in G-major for cello solo (from BWV1007)
Live recording: St. Michael Rain am Lech, June 2020
Viktor Töpelmann, baroque violoncello (Reinhard Ossenbrunner 2017)
Johann Sebastian Bach, Allemande in c-minor for cello solo (from BWV1011)
Live recording: St. Michael Rain am Lech, May 2020
Viktor Töpelmann, baroque violoncello (Reinhard Ossenbrunner 2017)
Tobias Hume, Captaine Humes Pavan (from Captaine Humes Musicall Humors – The First Part of Ayres, London 1605)
Live recording: Kaisersaal Stift Kremsmünster, June 2018
Viktor Töpelmann, viola da gamba (made by Hanß Khögl in 1674 for the Benedictine abbey Kremsmünster)
Johann Sebastian Bach, Christ lag in Todes Banden – Versus 1 (from BWV4)
Live recording: St. Markus München, October 2018
Vokal Ensemble München – Ensemble Templum Musicum
Viktor Töpelmann, conductor
Dieterich Buxtehude, Herzlich lieb hab ich Dich, o Herr – Versus 1 (from BuxWV41)
Live recording: St. Markus München, October 2018
Vokal Ensemble München – Ensemble Templum Musicum
Viktor Töpelmann, conductor
Ludwig Senfl, Ave Maria (from Novum et insigne opus musicum, Nürnberg 1537)
Live recording: St. Sylvester München, December 2019
Vokal Ensemble München – Viktor Töpelmann, conductor