This is one of the most beautiful Bach's "Johannes Passion" versions I've ever seen!! It's wonderful how this chorus and orchestra interprets that Masterpiece, the words purity, the emotional singing, almost as if the choir was at the Tomb of Christ, crying His death!
I'm a Roman Catholic, but I deeply admire the talent of a man with a great faith, which being Protestant shares the same devotion to Christ, Our Lord.
Grand Bravo à Mestro Suzuki, vous interprête mieux que Gardiner et Herreweghe, si Bach réveille de sa tombe( qui sait ? ) qui dira "Mon fils tu es meilleur messager de ma musique" マエストロ スズキ、信仰者でもない人にも このバッハの受難曲の感動が伝わって来ます。この素晴しい演奏が地球上の人達の心を癒してくれる事でしょう,戦争が地球上より無くなる日もいっか,,,,,,きっと来る筈です。ありがとう
Beautifully rendered. What a superb ensemble of soloists, choir and orchestra with great musicianship! I can't wait to hear them perform on stage in March.
Very well done! I've heard Kings College Choir (Cleobury) and the Monteverdi Choir (Gardiner) sing their versions of the St. John Passion. This one ranks right up there.
@MAKRAMITO : NOT at all. Zen is a branch in Buddhism. Maestro Suzuki is very well known to be a devout & practicing protestant Christian. It makes sense, because the Passion is the center of Christian message of love incarnated. If you don't believe what you say/sing/play, you can't inspire the audience.
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frankly i find most of singing in baroque music too precious and affected for the sake of 'authenticity'. these singers never attack a note head on, always approach them gingerly from below...that really bugs me. i prefer the full blooded operatic style of singing. also- countertenors suck.
This is the best performance I've heard of St.John's Passion, without any doubt. Maestro Suzuki, the musicians, choir and soloist did a superb job. Bach would have been completely satisfied with this brilliant performance.
I have this on CD. Suzuki does it almost perfectly. I used to be a huge fan of Gardiner and the Monteverdi Choir, but they disappoint me a little when they do Bach. Suzuki versions of the Passions and the cantatas are stunning.
Many congratulations for this video!
This is one of the most beautiful Bach's "Johannes Passion" versions I've ever seen!! It's wonderful how this chorus and orchestra interprets that Masterpiece, the words purity, the emotional singing, almost as if the choir was at the Tomb of Christ, crying His death!
I'm a Roman Catholic, but I deeply admire the talent of a man with a great faith, which being Protestant shares the same devotion to Christ, Our Lord.
KMxStd 1 month ago
I love this performance, plan to buy the complete cantatas by this group.
pzch123 2 months ago in playlist Bach: St. John Passion - Bach Collegium Japan, Suzuki
Grand Bravo à Mestro Suzuki, vous interprête mieux que Gardiner et Herreweghe, si Bach réveille de sa tombe( qui sait ? ) qui dira "Mon fils tu es meilleur messager de ma musique" マエストロ スズキ、信仰者でもない人にも このバッハの受難曲の感動が伝わって来ます。この素晴しい演奏が地球上の人達の心を癒してくれる事でしょう,戦争が地球上より無くなる日もいっか,,,,,,きっと来る筈です。ありがとう
ssjmsf16 2 months ago
Bravo, Bravissimo, Mr Suzuki , You and all musicians , you have performed St John Passion better than ever ....
Micheltretout 7 months ago
08.56 great
Tiha 10 months ago
Piękne. Dziękuję.
Michas67 10 months ago
Beautifully rendered. What a superb ensemble of soloists, choir and orchestra with great musicianship! I can't wait to hear them perform on stage in March.
charis337 11 months ago
6:45 großartig!
flashnizmmm 1 year ago
Very well done! I've heard Kings College Choir (Cleobury) and the Monteverdi Choir (Gardiner) sing their versions of the St. John Passion. This one ranks right up there.
PrecicyJax 1 year ago
I agree with you. E' una bellissima esecuzione. Grazie!
alalmaste 1 year ago
Bravo, belíssimo!
elbiagioni 1 year ago
Simply wonderfull!!! a Zen approach to the great Bach!
MAKRAMITO 1 year ago
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mannadalcielo 3 months ago
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@MAKRAMITO : NOT at all. Zen is a branch in Buddhism. Maestro Suzuki is very well known to be a devout & practicing protestant Christian. It makes sense, because the Passion is the center of Christian message of love incarnated. If you don't believe what you say/sing/play, you can't inspire the audience.
mannadalcielo 3 months ago
This video is one of the most moving and beautiful things I've ever heard.
worldviolist 1 year ago
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frankly i find most of singing in baroque music too precious and affected for the sake of 'authenticity'. these singers never attack a note head on, always approach them gingerly from below...that really bugs me. i prefer the full blooded operatic style of singing. also- countertenors suck.
mozartman2000 1 year ago
Wunderbar! Grazie! Tak!
See you at rehearsals,
Judy.
jasart38 2 years ago
OMG This is unbelievably moving, I am having a crying fit and cannot stop can barely type this!!! fabulous performance....10 out of 10 xxx
irfrapg 2 years ago
This is the best performance I've heard of St.John's Passion, without any doubt. Maestro Suzuki, the musicians, choir and soloist did a superb job. Bach would have been completely satisfied with this brilliant performance.
onionpizza 2 years ago 20
..........incredible, mistical beauty,.....words become empty worthless
jjuan54 2 years ago 2
Best ruht wohl i've ever heard.
josefk64 2 years ago 6
I have this on CD. Suzuki does it almost perfectly. I used to be a huge fan of Gardiner and the Monteverdi Choir, but they disappoint me a little when they do Bach. Suzuki versions of the Passions and the cantatas are stunning.
markiangooley 2 years ago 2
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Brillante!!!
Cesar Amaro
6cuerdas6 2 years ago