Johann Sebastian Bach - Matthaus Passion
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Bach's St.Matthew Passion was composed for the Good Friday service at the St. Thomas Church in Leipzig in 1727. Later Bach carried out some revision work and also inserted other pieces so that over a period of time it became by some measure the largest and grandest of his works. He used a double chorus, plus a 3rd soprano group for the opening and closing of Part One, two orchestras(split so that they always either accompany the first or second chorus), four soloists who carry specific parts and a number of other singers who take other roles. The text is taken from the Gospel of Matthew, Chapters 26 & 27, and from the traditional Lutheran Hymns(the chorales). The part of the Evangelist is traditionally sung by a tenor and the part of Jesus by a bass. This DVD recording fulfills all of the re quirements for this Passion, the King's College Choir is divided into two separate groups and the Jesus College Choir is the third soprano group. The Evangelist is sung by Rogers Covey-Crump, who presents a clear rendition, if not impassioned delivery, while Michael George is quite impressive with his richly-textured voice as Jesus. The four soloists are outstanding in every way with precise diction, impassioned deliveries and all quite comfortable singing the music of Bach. Some highpoints are Michael Chance's moving rendition of 'Erbarme dich' (Have mercy), probably one of the most impressive alto arias in the Passion. Chance delivers this with such emotional fervency that one feels as if he/she was present at the Crucifixion; absolutely stunning! Emma Kirkby, like Chance. is able to wrap herself around a Bach phrase like she was born to do so; her voice has a clarity and pathos that suits this music very well indeed. The Brandenburg Consort is as usu al very s k illful and correct and the choirs sing with an elegant emotion that goes well with Bach's wonderful Passion. The DVD is well done both in audio production and visual clarity.
1. Matthäus-Passion BWV 244 1.Chor (1. Teil)
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