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Performance

VenueMalvern Theatres
Also: The Cinema, Forum Theatre, Festival Theatre
TownMalvern
CountyWorcestershire
From28th March 2017
To28th March 2017
When19:15
Malvern Theatres (V01718852442)
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  • Date of change: 18 Jan 17 - T1793168592

St Matthew Passion

Work:: St Matthew Passion (S0316882871)


Music J S Bach

Production:: (T1793168592)

International star Ian Bostridge joins the finest period instrumentalists and singers of Armonico Consort to bring Bach's masterpiece to life. A work of genius, combining the most perfectly formed recitative interpolated with Bach's most beautiful arias, the St Matthew Passion reflects on the emotional drama from the story of the Passion of Christ. Whatever your own spiritual beliefs, everyone should hear it at least once, and there's no more immediate way to experience it than in this performance by Armonico Consort, the Warwickshire-based period instrument ensemble that's built a worldwide reputation for the freshness and drama of its interpretations.
Company Armonico Concert and Orchestra
Performer Ian Bostridge (Evangelist)

Listing:: L1963122795

Forum Theatre



Production details

International star Ian Bostridge joins the finest period instrumentalists and singers of Armonico Consort to bring Bach's masterpiece to life. A work of genius, combining the most perfectly formed recitative interpolated with Bach's most beautiful arias, the St Matthew Passion reflects on the emotional drama from the story of the Passion of Christ. Whatever your own spiritual beliefs, everyone should hear it at least once, and there's no more immediate way to experience it than in this performance by Armonico Consort, the Warwickshire-based period instrument ensemble that's built a worldwide reputation for the freshness and drama of its interpretations. Forum Theatre

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