300 years ago, on Good Friday of 1724, Johann Sebastian Bach unveiled his magnificent “St. John Passion,” a dramatic retelling of Jesus’s journey to the cross. The Choir of Trinity Wall Street and the Trinity Baroque Orchestra performed this thrilling oratorio to packed crowds at St. Paul's Chapel during the Lenten season of 2024, as part of Trinity Church’s Bach at One concert series. Originally presented on February 28, March 6, and March 13, listen now to this riveting work in its entirety.


Part One: 0:10
Brian Giebler, Evangelist; Edmund Milly, Jesus; Elena Williamson, Maid; David Vanderwal, Servant; Neil Netherly, Peter; Margaret Carpenter Haigh, soprano; Clifton Massey, alto; Stephen Sands, tenor; Avi Stein, conductor
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Part Two: 41:35
Scott Mello, Evangelist; Brian Mextorf, Jesus; Neil Netherly, Pilate; Richard Pittsinger, tenor; Steven Hrycelak, bass; Thomas McCargar, bass; Avi Stein, conductor
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Part Three: 1:31:23
Brian Giebler, Evangelist; Brian Mextorf, Jesus and bass soloist; Aine Hakamatsuka, soprano soloist; Pamela Terry, alto soloist; David Vanderwal, tenor soloist; Avi Stein, conductor
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The Bach at One concert series takes place at Trinity Church on Wednesdays at 1:00 p.m during the Spring 2024 season. For more information, visit https://trinitywallstreet.org/music/b...

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