"Mache dich, mein Herze, rein" from Bach's MATTHÄUS PASSION / Jarrett Porter & Juliette Journaux

[@JMarkBerry]

Thank you Bach, thank you Jarrett. And thank you Jesus! Du has mein Herz rein gemacht!

[@hattestmuller3940]

Wonderful voice 👍😃 in my opinion it’s sung and played too romantic and less baroque. But once again: wonderful voice

[@FranzFischerSDG]

Ich dachte in Tränen und entlasten das Leiden unseres Herrn Jesus für uns. Möge Gott Sie und ihre musikalische Karriere segnen. SDG.

[@tamaveirene]

Beautiful strong rendition! Thank you...Christian Respect from Australia 🇭🇲♥️➕

[@AndreasWolfBass]

Interesting rendition. Well done.

[@jlporterbaritone]

Thank you Andreas. Love your Bach!

[@evameurens9755]

Superbe timbre de baryton. Une tres belle carriere vous attend...Good luck Jarrett. Eva from Belgium

[@davidcotuit]

Oh yes, sung with conviction, emotion, power, lyricism and beautiful phrasing. Wonderful diction as well. Bravo

[@davidcotuit]

In the 1950s, I grew up listening to my hero Dietrich Fischer Dieskau whom I also heard live several times, most memorably performing DIE WINTERIESSE. I think in all modesty I know a little about good singing.

[@jinraij1]

Maravilloso. Esta aria significa cantarle a Jesús directamente, significa sufrir su dolor y abrir el alma para darle lo mejor de uno mismo. Supongo que esta aria significa trascender más alla del cuerpo.

[@SonicPhonic]

Wow! This is the best presentation of this Aria I've heard!

[@louisnewton8042]

I don't suppose it has to be an either/or proposition, but you just made me forget Benjamin Appl. (Don't tell him.)