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Baltzar/ Siedel - Bach's Predecessors Condition:New The metaphor of forbidden fruitJohann Sebastian Bach's Chaconne, the last movement of the Partita No. 2 in D minor, is considered to be the most overwhelming piece ever written for violin solo. The richness of impression can't be surpassed. The virtuoso polyphonic play developed here on "only" four strings on the violin, which is regarded above all as a melody instrument let ask for the history of this phenomenon, the development and the testimonies for polyphonic violin playing