St John Passion by Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century & Cappella Amsterdam
Bach’s St John Passion is shorter than the famous St Matthew but more dramatic and compelling. Led by conductor Daniel Reuss, the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century and Cappella Amsterdam plunge into the emotional heights and depths of the story of the crucifixion. ‘The Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century played beautifully, with that characteristic sweet string sound,’ written by Het Parool (Dutch Newspaper) in 2022. So count on a special performance in the Muziekgebouw!
St John Passion by Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century & Cappella Amsterdam
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Crème de la creme of early music
During the Easter season, Bach's passions hold the Netherlands in their grip; the number of performances seems to increase yearly. With the international cr��me de la crème of early music, this performance promises to be memorable. Great vocal soloists such as the Norwegian soprano Berit Norbakken, the British baritone Peter Harvey and the Dutch contralto Olivia Vermeulen shine in the many beautiful arias in Bach's masterpiece.
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St John Passion by Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century & Cappella Amsterdam
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