Bach - St. John Passion BWV 245 (Masaaki Suzuki, 2000) - 6/12

[@Deederkhan]

I love That The version performed here is that of 1749, hence the different lyrics for certain arias.

[@teresasherwin4959]

HE WAS MY 1ST

[@teresasherwin4959]

(GERD)

[@Klassischergeist]

@SoliDeoGloria8550 Thank you! :)

[@SoliDeoGloria8550]

@Klassischergeist The version performed here is that of 1749, hence the different lyrics for certain arias. Here you can see all the settings of BWV 245 (remove the spaces): h tt p: // w w w .s-line.de/homepages/bachdiskographie/textkangeist/bwv245%20%20IV%20BC_D_2d%20Fassung%201749text%20.html

[@SoliDeoGloria8550]

sorry, link appears as broken after I paste it. Anyway, there are several settings of Johannespassion, from 1724, 1725, 1728/30 or 32, 1739 and 1749. The one performed here by Suzuki is the latter.

[@Adeltraut]

just listened to buxtehudes mebra jesu nostri, and im wondering how much the suffering of jesu is adapted in church music.

[@nikitakrougly-encke5078]

Der Bass hat sehr schöne Stimme. Wer ist er?

[@Klassischergeist]

I don't get it, the lyrics of the actual Tenor Aria are: "Erwäge, wie sein blutgefärbter Rücken In allen Stücken Dem Himmel gleiche geht, Daran, nachdem die Wasserwogen Von unsrer Sündflut sich verzogen, Der allerschönste Regenbogen Als Gottes Gnadenzeichen steht! " The tenor is singing another Aria: "Mein Jesu, Ach Jesu" !

[@zrshwe]

Suzuki did not get the different parts right.

[@nikitakrougly-encke5078]

Und der Tenor auch.

[@firebreathone3]

2:23

[@newhotmailit]

is it slightly lower???? it is much more easier to sing!

[@violasarre]

he uses baroque instruments and historic performance but violins play this number and the next aria? now this is not very nice. but the contrafagotto is :-)

[@paolasoffritti8821]

Gerd ways my west LOVE!! peccato che sia Gay all the way!!