BWV 245 - St. John Passion (Scrolling)

Performer & Album Info - 1:47:15
Part One
1. Coro: Herr, unser Herrscher - 00:40
2. Recitative: Jesus ging mit seinen Jüngern - 9:58
3. Chorale: O große Lieb, o Lieb ohn alle Maße - 12:13
4. Recitative: Auf daß das Wort erfüllet würde - 13:01
5. Chorale: Dein Will gescheh, Herr Gott, zugleich - 14:02
6. Recitative: Die Schar aber und der Oberhauptmann - 14:52
7. Aria (Alto): Von den Stricken meiner Sünden - 15:37
8. Recitative: Simon Petrus aber folgete Jesu nach - 20:23
9. Aria (Soprano): Ich folge dir gleichfalls mit freudigen Schritten - 20:38
10. Recitative: Derselbige Jünger war dem Hohenpriester bekannt - 24:04
11. Chorale: Wer hat dich so geschlagen - 26:51
12. Recitative: Und Hannas sandte ihn gebunden - 28:21
13. Aria (Tenore): Ach, mein Sinn - 30:09
14. Chorale: Petrus, der nicht denkt zurück - 32:33
Part Two
15. Chorale: Christus, der uns selig macht - 33:45
16. Recitative: Da führeten sie Jesum von Kaiphas vor das Richthaus - 34:53
17. Chorale: Ach großer König, groß zu allen Zeiten - 38:48
18. Recitative: Da sprach Pilatus zu ihm - 40:13
19. Arioso (Basso): Betrachte, meine Seel, mit ängstlichem Vergnügen - 42:03
20. Aria (Tenore): Erwäge, wie sein blutgefärbter Rücken - 44:24
21. Recitative: Und die Kriegsknechte flochten eine Krone von Dornen - 52:33
22. Chorale: Durch dein Gefängnis - 57:56
23. Recitative: Die Jüden aber schrieen - 58:45
24. Aria (Basso e Coro): Eilt, ihr angefochtnen Seelen - 1:02:38
25. Recitative: Allda kreuzigten sie ihn - 1:06:34
26. Chorale: In meines Herzens Grunde - 1:08:40
27. Recitative: Die Kriegsknechte aber - 1:09:35
28. Chorale: Er nahm alles wohl in acht - 1:12:56
29. Recitative: Und von Stund an nahm sie der Jünger zu sich - 1:13:58
30. Aria (Alto): Es ist vollbracht! - 1:15:16
31. Recitative: Und neiget das Haupt und verschied - 1:20:36
32. Aria (Basso e Cord) Mein teurer Heiland, laß dich fragen - 1:20:59
33. Recitative: Und siehe da, der Vorhang im Tempel zeriß in zwei Stück - 1:25:03
34. Arioso (Tenore): Mein Herz, in dem die ganze Welt - 1:25:28
35. Aria (Soprano): Zerfließe, mein Herze, in Fluten der Zähren - 1:26:25
36. Recitative: Die Jüden aber, dieweil es der Rüsttag war - 1:33:21
37. Chorale: O hilf, Christe, Gottes Sohn - 1:35:24
38. Recitative: Darnach bat Pilatum Joseph von Arimathia - 1:36:26
39. Coro: Ruht wohl, ihr heiligen Gebeine - 1:38:34
40. Chorale: Ach Herr, lass dein lieb Engelein - 1:45:23

[@Ivan_1791]

The begining of this masterpiece is beyond the human being...

[@naenaylee]

1:38:38

[@_Athanos]

The beginnings of religious pieces are always insanely good, just like Requiem Aeternam from Mozart is, or the Kyrie Eleison from K.427, or the opening from the Matheus Passion.

[@owenunbekandt2831]

@@_Athanos drXIll tonglg

[@happypiano4810]

Yup. I can pretty much ALWAYS find a piece that’s similar to another one, and the beginning stands almost completely alone from anything I’ve ever heard.

[@alexandreluizalves]

10000% correct.

[@johannsebastianbach3411]

Wow, how nice it is to see that my works are still appreciated!

[@ricardosalles9945]

+Johann Sebastian Bach Haha great!, So, Bach, what about the bwv 1059? We're waiting!

[@ILoveTakeThat5]

+Johann Sebastian Bach Want to compose a Well-Tempered Clavier Book 3? :)

[@riverstun]

Forget the others.... FINISH THAT LAST FUGUE!

[@isaacyang2417]

Say..Bach, wanna compose another Mass?

[@rudigerk]

Say Beethoven, why not a teamwork ? Imagine Bach & Beethoven writing a Mass together and combining their craft!

[@georgep.burdell7237]

Bach's music not only sounds beautiful, it *looks* beautiful as well.

[@authenticmusic4815]

Good point lmaoo

[@PointyTailofSatan]

The aria "Ich folge dir gleichfalls mit freudigen Schritten" 20:38 is one of the most amazing pieces of vocal music I have ever heard.

[@conforzo]

Indeed, the flute counterpoint along with the flute is just breathtaking.

[@gtalover1233]

PointyTailofSatan It is indeed so beautiful, I am listening to it as I write out this comment and I can almost imagine it as a young girl frolicking through an open field while the sun sets, she harbours not a worry in the world and sings with the energy of a heart content with nothing but praise, joyful and sincere appreciation for the sacrifice of her lord. I imagine the counterpoint of the flute as birds or other objects of God’s creation which join in with her, mimicking and developing her song of praise in the most intellectual and mature way with such complicated yet such simple and beautiful contrapuntal juxtaposition. Music like this can cleanse souls.

[@Mezzamike]

I was lucky to perform this piece (St John) under the direction of Kurt Mazur and members of the New York Phil chamber/concerto artists. Period instruments. Heidi Grant Murphy was the soprano soloist. At the conclusion of her Ich Folge, she said to Maestro, “I messed up a note or two in the middle…” his response: “you sing so beautifully I don’t care..” As a young chorister, one of the most amazing moments of my career.

[@conforzo]

26:51 One of the most exsquisite (?) chorales ever made.

[@sandrobirnbaumer5444]

4:55 never fails to give me chills

[@ianletbey]

there's a mushroom species named after you

[@Shreksbigfattoeyo]

Sounds like that one part of Mozart s requiem

[@LazarusAnimum]

@@Shreksbigfattoeyo Probably because Mozart at that time was a great admirer of Bach and was studying his pieces, but he died before doing a big project with that style of music.

[@_Athanos]

​@@LazarusAnimum I mean the C minor Mass and the Requiem are big projects that are clearly rooted in baroque music 🤷🏼

[@GyromiteROB]

I listened to the whole thing.. I am amazed, elevated and frightened at the same time. Monumental work of music and devotion...

[@rasheedcampbell3211]

the four-part canon at 1:10:10 is amazing

[@lior1328]

It's a fugal canon

[@edwardswilliamsj]

Correcto... Es un canon!!! Excelente.

[@johnvalentine4720]

I am actually speechless. When GOD created Bach His work was done

[@dustash1578]

A part of me is absolutely convinced the protestant reformation only happened for Bach.

[@kevinallen9414]

It is out of this world

[@jameskennerly4487]

What an incredible human achievement

[@rubiniproducoes]

I can't fathom the amount of work and time this took. You're amazing for doing this!

[@georgep.burdell7237]

LMAO are referring to the uploader, or Bach? Or both? ;)

[@aus822]

@@georgep.burdell7237 definitely both

[@turquoiseowl]

@@georgep.burdell7237 lol, or the internet, web browser, video/audio codec, youtube, ...

[@gregfedele8649]

30:09 This Aria is just so beautiful.

[@alexsteb]

1:00:34 Such a beautiful part.. My absolute favorite of the whole thing.

[@rafeverao4105]

Absolutely - if not for the mood, then for the music theory behind it, that is one of the best parts. Awe-inspiring.

[@elias69420]

Weg weg weg weg Wig wig wig wig Fig fig fig fig Pig pig pig pig

[@louiscouperin3731]

@Elias ???

[@aimilios439]

I've sung this part. It really feels like running, so damn great.

[@ricardosalles9945]

Gostaria de agradecer em nome de todos os apreciadores de Bach (especialmente os brasileiros) pelo magnífico trabalho realizado pelo projeto Scrolling Bach. Muito obrigado +gerubach !

[@Tizohip]

Muito bom esse projeto.

[@alexandreluizalves]

Sensacional né.

[@marghorayeb5928]

This moment at 01:00:35 is one the most beautiful passage in classical music.

[@Squidward_Tikiland]

thanks Gerubach for making all these scrolling score videos. personally, i'v watched comedy youtubers and rock bands and music gear reviews, but Bachs music, and your scrolling scores, make me the happiest and make the most sense out of life.

[@jonathandifiore4478]

+gerubach Thank you for your work! It is really precious to me because I love Bach much more than anybody else in vocal music and even instrumentally there are some pieces that are the most beautiful ever written to me. Thank you, may God bless you!

[@ILoveTakeThat5]

I love when you post big works like this, the Christmas Oratorio, Mass in B Minor... First I appreciate all the hard work you put into this, it must have taken a lot! I was already tearing up before the choir came in in the "Herr, unser Herrscher"... The ominous g-minor mood and profound emotion really hit me out of nowhere. Keep up the great work :)

[@Pakkens_Backyard]

the suspensions in the introduction are just absolutely heart-wrenching

[@austinjim9082]

geru actually also had the Saint Matthew Passion but that got taken down by youtube's shitty copyright rules. so roughly four hours of scrolling, and several weeks of work lost to greedy music corporations

[@elias69420]

@@austinjim9082 He still has the St. Matthew Passion tho

[@mlelko]

The final chorale my God. It moves me to tears!

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

Fabulous music to listen to while preparing Thanksgiving meal. Thank you for sharing a melodical Christian motive for this day.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

Mein teurer Heiland, laß dich fragen has a Melodic Bass Line

[@josesolismusic]

This is a tremendous undertaking. I can't imagine how long it took you. Awesome. Thank you.

[@leonardotarabella1461]

Grazie molte del tuo ottimo lavoro, gerubach. Seguendo la partitura con lo scrolling e il testo nella traduzione in inglese, mi aiuti a comprendere ed apprezzare più a fondo il genio musicale di Bach e il messaggio di San Giovanni Evangelista.

[@aryavaseghi5260]

Thank you so much, gerubach. Your work, like Bach's, makes the world a much better place.

[@bonesman101]

This is incredible. I am so grateful to you for taking the time to make this :-) Thank you

[@bertspeggly4428]

Thank you so much! It's great to see how it all goes together.

[@authenticmusic4815]

Gerubach, thank you so much for doing this magnificent work, thank you very much, I, and most likely everyone else, really appreciate it! This is very beautiful, thank you for putting so much effort into doing this, you are a great person!

[@SonicPhonic]

What fantastic work! The recording is amazing and the scrolling set up is very practical and artistically presented!

[@phillipecabiron9984]

J'adore❤ superbe version, exceptionnelle, support très pratique pour les répétitions personnelles. Tous les pupitres, tous les instruments, les récitatifs etc... J'adore vraiment ❤

[@miitsuvalkama8450]

Danke sehr! Allzuschön. Weil das Ostern sich nähet, bin ich heute besonders überschwenglich begeistert und dankbar für dieser Stücke, und alle Euer Werke. Auch wenn ich weine die ganze Passion durch :)

[@cosmicnoir]

I have been eagerly waiting for this! Excellent video.

[@gerubach]

+Cameron Jones Me too Cameron. I chipped away little by little at this colossal work and now we can both enjoy this great piece!

[@solcarzemog5232]

This is extraordinary! Thank you!

[@Likes_Trains]

Saw this performed on my first date. Didn't realise my boyfriend grew up speaking German so he was busy gettin emotional while I was just vibin enjoying the tunes (well no really, I think the music alone is able to provide emotional context, but I imagine being able to understand it adds another level of meaning. Gott ich wunschte ich konnte deutsch spechen)

[@Titurel]

Am I the only one who thinks St John's Passion is better that St Matthew's....?

[@LesterBrunt1983]

+Titurel Yes :)

[@douglasjensen8986]

+Titurel I love both but prefer St. Matthew's.

[@MastaDamascus]

+Titurel No sir, I also prefer the St. John Passion

[@Squidward_Tikiland]

im just hapy about all this selction!

[@Orgelix]

No :^)

[@juanjosemartinalbo503]

Muchas gracias, es mi música favorita

[@cesarandresleivavalverde8612]

Je vous promets que c’est la centième fois que j’entends ce chef-d’œuvre ! C'est la meilleure !

[@rubend.costaperez5728]

finally... :) thank you for that masterpiece. As wonderful as always.

[@venegerman]

Danke, sehr schön :) I will sing it in two days, it was really nice to practice with it.

[@profoundgreetingsfromneptune]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

[@arputhakumarithibble5080]

Awesome Bach is always great .... thank you for uploading this

[@VernonVince]

Great work Mr. GERU!!! Thank you so much!!!!!

[@yaboibobby7776]

A wonderful piece on Thanksgiving Day. Thank you Gerubach!

[@gerubach]

+Revodon3s You are very welcome Revodon3s. More to come!

[@Symphing12]

Thank you for this glorious piece on Thanksgiving Day. My thanks to you.

[@gerubach]

+Shrish J. You are welcome Shrish! Please enjoy and a Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!

[@apheadair]

YES FINALLY thank you love your work

[@youngminkwon616]

This deserves several billion views.

[@BRL1611]

I love seeing the choir parts in their natural clefs!!🙂

[@meluzyna55]

Greatness. Thank you very much:)

[@PeterStrider]

This is the version of Bach I have been looking for!

[@kirionj.a.w1147]

This is such a great work. Ah, I hope someone do a scrolling score like this with Telemann's Brockes Passion, that work is a masterpiece.

[@carlosmendez6729]

Thanks a lot, a lot earlier than I expected it to be.

[@BernardoFingas]

very good work! I really apreciate it! thank you!

[@romarinthym]

+gerubach Thank you so much! I love St. John Passion even more than St.Matthew Passion. Bach is great :)

[@gerubach]

+romarinthym You are welcome romarinthym. Both St.John and St.Matthew passions are two completely contrasting works. St. John, however, is much more fast paced and gives up more thorough detail than St. Matthew. If asked which I favored more, I would not be able to answer. They are both beautiful in their own manner.

[@riverstun]

Indeed a difficult choice. I think the Matthew is more consistent, but a little too florid for my taste. The John is deliciously austere - especially the opening - but doesn't have the overall wealth of good stuff that the Matthew has. Imagine if he had combined the two.. :) Thanks for doing these Geru.

[@javierruiz-alonso6941]

St John is as full of good stuff as St Matthew. From a formal, structural point of view, it could be argued that the latter takes it an extra mile in terms of squeezing the orchestral & vocal resources: 2 choirs, 2 orchestras etc. However talking strictly in terms of musical quality, it´s impossible to choose one over the other as the two are just immortal works.

[@Nikioko]

Indeed. Matthews Passion concentrates on the suffering of Christ while John's Passion focusses on the necessity of the crucification as a fulfillment of the script to release mankind from their sins. Thus, John's Passion is the more "Lutheran" one. However, Simon Peter's denial of Jesus and the earthquake upon his death have been taken from the Matthew Gospel, so they must have been very important for Bach that he put them into his John's Passion.

[@austinjim9082]

I also believe that Bach was working on a saint mark passion i think? but it was lost to time unfortunately. i can only imagine how amazing that one would sound like also

[@3NUNS]

Very powerful writing !

[@kerryL]

37:31 almost gave me chills, haha. The way he eased into the note was kinda eerie... I like this musik tho.

[@guitaoist]

Thanks so much its worth watching the whole thing

[@aerozden]

Amazing work for the video!!!

[@orgue2999]

Thank you so much !

[@jftsang]

That last chorale gives me chills down the back.

[@kiranthomas5944]

It gave me tears.

[@adrield7900]

Gracias por tu arduo trabajo, un gran video gerubach.

[@Lavitaoperosa]

Thank you!

[@Delfinarbea]

¡¡¡Impresionante¡¡¡

[@ajhiflyer]

I've always regarded Rufus Muller's rendition of 'Erwäge, wie sein blutgefärbter Rücken' as the finest, making this particular recording my favourite in a field of very good recordings.

[@ravahk]

If anything can make me religious, it's this here.

[@ravahk]

@Paras Mento i guess so but with this specific musical accompaninemt.

[@leoboivin3224]

Excellent!!!!

[@conditorcor]

Great job. Congrats!!!

[@fontekevin0]

best version i've ever heard

[@Archangel957]

Músicas das quais mais gostei: 00:01 - "ruht wohl ihr heiligen gebeine". 00:40 15:37 30:09 1:02:38 1:25:03 1:35:24 1:38:34

[@raphbiss1]

Beyond words

[@lucassism6726]

if every church service was like this I would go

[@giovannicostanzo8008]

Great!

[@kch2371]

OMG! voices clefs !

[@shulahamilton9025]

Bach was magnificent!

[@charlesmichaelschmitt6412]

I just attended a Church Concert in Landstuhl, Germany 'Heiligefreitag Dienst' 300th anniversary first performed in Leipzig April 7th, 1724. WOW! One reason to live in Germany,

[@JSBACH-yv9sx]

55:27 love the part despite the lyrics "We have a law, and according to that law he must die"

[@antonioluismourato4486]

Ach herr lass dein lieb Englein is wonderful!

[@strika2000]

The experience of singing this is astonishing.

[@gerubach]

+Strika2000 It sure is. Especially in the second part during the trial (which took loads of hours to accomplish) with all the "back and forth" dialogs between Pilate and the crowd. Very intense, very enjoyable!

[@strika2000]

+gerubach Yes; in those parts, I felt that the choir could have been more 'mad' (if you will). They are meant to represent a crowd screaming for Christ to be crucified. But then perhaps that is not in keeping with the style.

[@cwhig]

Indeed it is.

[@Bachmania28]

There is only one human who can make such a thing like this.

[@gammafoxlore2981]

Bach hence God. What else can be said? What more can be wanted?

[@Pawel_Malecki]

Correction: two. But Mozart died when he was just getting started. Moreover, a 1793-1798 passion by Mozart would easily eclipse anything by Bach due to orchestral forces Mozart would have at his disposal. Think "Ich folge dich..." but with full woodwind section and Mozart's matchless semitone ornaments.

[@hugoclarke3284]

@@Pawel_Malecki Mozart projects divinity whereas Bach encapsulates it. To try to fit them on a scale is a fruitless endeavour.

[@Pawel_Malecki]

@@hugoclarke3284 thinking of art in terms of theism and deity is a fruitless endeavour. There are only brains: composer's and listener's, bridged by the performers' and physical qualities of their instruments and the room. No gods involved.

[@hugoclarke3284]

@@Pawel_Malecki I think there has been some misunderstanding. This word is an adjective. I'm not commenting on the existence of divine beings, only the nature of the music iteself.

[@zarlitoz]

The other passion, but amazing!!!. How he could write something like having buried eleven children?

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

gerubach Mein teurer Heiland, laß dich fragen is my favorite because it has a Cello Solo.

[@ivangomezguitar9518]

Perfection

[@StrammerBursche]

thanks

[@arsantiqua8741]

That first chorus... It sounds so human...

[@ruperttmls7985]

1:10:10 mi parte favorita y una de las mejores fugas corales de Bach!

[@mariopizzol107]

Sono d'accordo! E' eccezionale l'attacco di "lasset" spostato di una battuta e successivamente ripreso alternativamente dalle varie voci. Che mi colpisce e trovo straordinario è il dimezzamento della nota sempre sul "lasset" che iniziano i soprani nella loro battuta 21, ripetuta nella 26 e presa poi dagli altri, chi si chi no, fino alla battuta quartultima dove è all'unisono. In questo breve brano c'è una struttura architettonica incomparabile a composizioni moderne: si può trovare oggi un Bach.....?. I brani estesiastici di Bach sono comunque tanti; se ti fa piacere prova TOLZER BWV 225- BWV 147 10- TOLZER HIMMELFAHRTSORATORIUM- BWV 140 4- THOMANERCHOR JAUCHZET FROHLOCKET - BWV 71- BWV 248 64 - TOLZER ICH LASSET DICH NICHT ecc.... . Saluti e complimenti.

[@Flyalp]

@@mariopizzol107 Non credo!

[@hozkul]

Dear Bach, sometimes you feel like a glass of water or even air to breath.

[@St0ckwell]

Well that was quite... humbling

[@daniluzzu]

Great video! I am wondering, how did you manage to make this recording sound at A=440? all Gardiner's recordings I know of this are at 415.

[@classicalmusicanalysis]

Wow. I really must thank you for all the work you do. How many hours does it take to make a video like that?

[@jinnymudlark1815]

A lot of hours, no doubt - and even more devotion.

[@SkyJT]

Part One 1. Coro: Herr, unser Herrscher - 00:40 2. Recitative: Jesus ging mit seinen Jüngern - 9:58 3. Chorale: O große Lieb, o Lieb ohn alle Maße - 12:13 4. Recitative: Auf daß das Wort erfüllet würde - 13:01 5. Chorale: Dein Will gescheh, Herr Gott, zugleich - 14:02 6. Recitative: Die Schar aber und der Oberhauptmann - 14:52 7. Aria (Alto): Von den Stricken meiner Sünden - 15:37 8. Recitative: Simon Petrus aber folgete Jesu nach - 20:23 9. Aria (Soprano): Ich folge dir gleichfalls mit freudigen Schritten - 20:38 10. Recitative: Derselbige Jünger war dem Hohenpriester bekannt - 24:04 11. Chorale: Wer hat dich so geschlagen - 26:51 12. Recitative: Und Hannas sandte ihn gebunden - 28:21 13. Aria (Tenore): Ach, mein Sinn - 30:09 14. Chorale: Petrus, der nicht denkt zurück - 32:33 Part Two 15. Chorale: Christus, der uns selig macht - 33:45 16. Recitative: Da führeten sie Jesum von Kaiphas vor das Richthaus - 34:53 17. Chorale: Ach großer König, groß zu allen Zeiten - 38:48 18. Recitative: Da sprach Pilatus zu ihm - 40:13 19. Arioso (Basso): Betrachte, meine Seel, mit ängstlichem Vergnügen - 42:03 20. Aria (Tenore): Erwäge, wie sein blutgefärbter Rücken - 44:24 21. Recitative: Und die Kriegsknechte flochten eine Krone von Dornen - 52:33 22. Chorale: Durch dein Gefängnis - 57:56 23. Recitative: Die Jüden aber schrieen - 58:45 24. Aria (Basso e Coro): Eilt, ihr angefochtnen Seelen - 1:02:38 25. Recitative: Allda kreuzigten sie ihn - 1:06:34 26. Chorale: In meines Herzens Grunde - 1:08:40 27. Recitative: Die Kriegsknechte aber - 1:09:35 28. Chorale: Er nahm alles wohl in acht - 1:12:56 29. Recitative: Und von Stund an nahm sie der Jünger zu sich - 1:13:58 30. Aria (Alto): Es ist vollbracht! - 1:15:16 31. Recitative: Und neiget das Haupt und verschied - 1:20:36 32. Aria (Basso e Cord) Mein teurer Heiland, laß dich fragen - 1:20:59 33. Recitative: Und siehe da, der Vorhang im Tempel zeriß in zwei Stück - 1:25:03 34. Arioso (Tenore): Mein Herz, in dem die ganze Welt - 1:25:28 35. Aria (Soprano): Zerfließe, mein Herze, in Fluten der Zähren - 1:26:25 36. Recitative: Die Jüden aber, dieweil es der Rüsttag war - 1:33:21 37. Chorale: O hilf, Christe, Gottes Sohn - 1:35:24 38. Recitative: Darnach bat Pilatum Joseph von Arimathia - 1:36:26 39. Coro: Ruht wohl, ihr heiligen Gebeine - 1:38:34 40. Chorale: Ach Herr, lass dein lieb Engelein - 1:45:23

[@LuluTravelVideos]

U can copy something fro the description! Well done! (This is irony)

[@Archangel957]

Obrigado!

[@elias69420]

@@LuluTravelVideos Bruh, this is for mobile users who can't use timestamps from the description.

[@Opdf88]

Golly! Thx for this “comment”. Been spending about half an hour forwarding and rewinding to find Betrachet Meine Seel!

[@reecec2908]

This is amazing! I love grabbing my cello and playing along with it (or at least attempt to). Might there be a version of Saint Matthew Passion that might come out soon?

[@A_Muzik]

J. S. BACH, YOU ARE THE MOTHERFUCKING G.O.A.T. (Greatest Of All Time)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@FiveTwenty507]

Bach-Oratorium, St. John Passion / Bach Oratorio, Johannes-Passion / 바흐 오라토리오, 요한 수난곡 0:48 1. Herr, Unser Herrscher/Lord, Our Master (Chor) 10:02 2. Jesus ging mit seinen jüngern / Then Jesus went with his Disciples 12:14 3. O, Grosse Lieb / O, Great Love

[@giobrach]

Beautiful and impressive work, as always. Just one notice: at 33:43, the correct reading is "SecondA Parte"

[@SpecialUniverse]

Is it just me or are the last two quavers in the Continuo at 17:22 wrong? I'm pretty sure the orchestra plays G and F instead of E and D... Doesn't matter though. Great video! I've watched it countless times and still enjoy it. Great job!

[@dihydrogenmonoxide5994]

41:28-42:02 is so dramatic. I love it

[@randriamangadimby4943]

What a masterpiece, and a great interpretation ! Thanks a lot for sharing this wirh scores. Can you givre me the name of the orchestra and choir are playing/singing ?

[@Likes_Trains]

How do you make these videos? They're fantastic!

[@martijnpieterman]

Thanks Gerubach!

[@gerubach]

+Martijn Pieterman You are very welcome Martjn.

[@martijnpieterman]

+gerubach What's your next Project?

[@gerubach]

Martijn Pieterman The German Organ Mass but before that a harpsichord piece. I still haven't decided which one yet.

[@saikitng1295]

Please do the St. Matthew Passion also

[@Shmookcakes]

Does anyone know where to find the St. Matthew Passion video? It used to be available only on Gerubach's facebook page but now it appears to not exist anymore. TY

[@leololozon3]

For this I'd almost be a believer...