2CD Johann Sebastian Bach: Johannes-passion Bwv 245

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Johann Sebastian Bach

Classical | Baroque

2020

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2CD Johann Sebastian Bach: Johannes-passion Bwv 245

PHI Edition

PHI 14. February 2020 Europe

The St John Passion BWV 245 by the leading Bach exegete Johann Sebastian Bach is undoubtedly one of the finest settings of the Passion of Jesus in the history of music. For his first Passion as the new Thomaskantor of Leipzig in 1724, Bach made use of all musical and compositional possibilities, so that the orchestra included unusual instruments...

More ID: 122800 EAN: 5400439000315

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Title	Johannes-passion Bwv 245
Artist	Johann Sebastian Bach
More info	PHI Edition
Format	2x CD
Labels	PHI
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	14. February 2020
First released	2020
EAN	5400439000315
Product ID	122800

Johann Sebastian Bach: Johannes-passion Bwv 245 version on 2CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company PHI on 14. February 2020.

The St John Passion BWV 245 by the leading Bach exegete Johann Sebastian Bach is undoubtedly one of the finest settings of the Passion of Jesus in the history of music. For his first Passion as the new Thomaskantor of Leipzig in 1724, Bach made use of all musical and compositional possibilities, so that the orchestra included unusual instruments such as the oboe da caccia, two violas d'amore and the lute. Philippe Herreweghe, one of today's leading Bach exegetes, once again offers us a musically accomplished and finely illuminated Bach on his latest recording, matured by decades of experience, who can appeal directly to connoisseurs and enthusiasts alike. A superbly assembled ensemble of soloists, including Maxilimilian Schmitt (Evangelista), Krešimir Stražanac (Jesus), Dorothee Mields and Damien Guillon, as well as the proven forces of Collegium Vocale Gent, make this recording undoubtedly a highlight of the work's extensive discography that should not be overlooked.

Album spans genres Classical and Baroque.