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J.S. Bach - St. John Passion BWV 245 - Part 1/9

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Uploaded by on Mar 8, 2011

Masaaki Suzuki conducts the Bach Collegium Japan in a performance of Bach's St. John Passion BWV 245 at the Suntory Hall in Tokyo on July 28, 2000.

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  • Bach still moves audiences more than 280 years after this divinely inspired work was written. Blessed be the name of J.S. Bach. Thank you for a supreme performance of this work Bach Collegium Japan.

  • It is so perfect performance...

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  • @TheObeseBeaver

    Appropriate name for such stupid potty-mouthed fatheadedness. What childish fascist hypocrisy. TickTockJock has a right to write whatever he wants, as do you. If you don't like what he writes, you don't have to read it; such spoiled bratiness should be spanked and sent to bed without supper.

  • @TICKTOCKJOCK Fuck off with this poem bullshit. I'm sick of seeing this retarded crap around music videos. Make a blog and write it there.

  • Suberb!!!

  • It is very good but I will love to see the Karl Richter version, witch is more powerful in my opinion

  • Very perfect performance. What a great tune that Bach has composed. Old is always GOLD

  • I can see and feel myself somersaulting on a strange axis past the ionosphere and earth's Gravitas - beyond to the cosmos. But then a terrible lonelyness comes with the exit velocity. Cold cold cold but then again I am listening to the Passion of St. John.for just a few moments. Where are magic elixirs to save me? In the Schwung of bells and whistles of Reprieve - 'Round the year in the eyes of ellipses- like Oasises, I reckon. Those Twinkling Sundays & Feast Days when the choirloft floats.

  • Bach himself, one of the greatest geniuses, the composing poet, or poetic composer, (s. Albert Schweitzer), has created monuments in honour of the highest religous aspects of human perception of our universe. This music is true for all religions of this world. We pray for Japan.

  • Superb performance. May the beauty of this music pervade Japan at this time of greatest need. Pray for Japan.

  • I admiring this beutiful music and sending a thougt of empati to the people of Japan where this was preformed.

  • Directo a mis favoritos,gracias por compartirlo

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