About
the concert:
J.S. Bach's great masterpiece sung in German and performed as Bach might have performed it in Leipzig on Good Friday in 1724 for the first time, and later in 1749 - just one year before his death. Featuring New Trinity Baroque's incredible vocal soloists, chamber vocal ensemble and orchestra, joined by the Canterbury Choir.
Venue:
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church, 8 PM
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NEW TRINITY BAROQUE
on period instruments
Kathryn Mueller, soprano (arias)
Julia Matthews, soprano (arias)
Terry Barber, countertenor (arias)
Chris Conley, countertenor (arias)
Leif Aruhn-Solen, tenor (Evangelist & arias)
Steven Soph, tenor (arias)
David M. Johnson, tenor
Paul Max Tipton, baritone (Christus & arias)
Cameron Beauchamp, bass (Pilatus & arias)
Cuauhtemoc Trejo, transverse flute
Janice Joyce, transverse flute
Joyce Alper, baroque oboe, oboe d'amore & oboe da caccia
Sarah Weiner, baroque oboe, oboe d'amore & oboe da caccia
Judson Griffin, baroque violin
Daniel Golleher, baroque violin
William Bauer, baroque viola
Andre Laurent O'Neil, baroque cello*
Martha Bishop, violone* & viola da gamba soloist
Michael Fields, archlute* (continuo and solo)
Directed from the chamber organ* by
PREDRAG GOSTA
with
The Canterbury Choir of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church+
and Brad Hughley, great 'Rosales' organ+
* continuo
+ chorales only
