A peerless specialist of the music of Bach, Masaaki Suzuki joins the OSM to conduct the stirring St John Passion. In the hands of the composer, the sacred text is transformed through the music’s accentuation of its tragic character. The Evangelist’s account, suffused with an ardent expressivity, is the common thread of a drama interspersed with contemplative arias. The meditative chorales entrusted to the choir provide the work with its structure, imparting it with a timeless, universal dimension.
Masaaki Suzuki and Bach’s St John Passion
- Entracte après la première partie
- Pré-concert à 18h30 un récital sera présenté avant le concert. Tous les détenteurs de billets sont les bienvenus! (durée de 30 minutes)
- Chef d’orchestre Masaaki Suzuki
- Artistes Sherezade Panthaki (soprano), Reginald Mobley (contre-ténor), Werner Güra (ténor), Mauro Peter (ténor), Bernhard Hansky (basse)
- Chœur de l’OSM Andrew Megill (chef de chœur de l’OSM) | Le poste de chef de chœur est généreusement parrainé par Mme Ann Birks, en mémoire de Barrie Drummond Birks
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