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Bach: St Matthew Passion

With The Bach Choir and London Youth Choirs

Bach: St Matthew Passion
The Bach Choir’s annual performance of Bach’s St Matthew Passion, sung in English, is a much-anticipated fixture in London’s musical calendar. The St Matthew Passion is a dramatic telling of the Passion of Christ, which features some of Bach’s most beautiful and poignant chorales, alongside rousing and striking choruses.

It is a work that The Bach Choir is renowned for performing annually to an exceptionally high standard.

Programme:
JS Bach St Matthew Passion


Performers:
Carolyn Sampson soprano
Reginald Mobley countertenor
Ed Lyon tenor, Evangelist
Benjamin Hulett tenor
Gareth Brynmor John baritone
James Platt bass, Christ
The Bach Choir
London Youth Choirs
Florilegium
David Hill conductor


  • date Fri, 26 Mar 2027
  • location Royal Festival Hall, London
  • time 2:30pm
  • ticket From £18 (conc. available)

Full Event Details

The Bach Choir’s annual performance of Bach’s St Matthew Passion, sung in English, is a much-anticipated fixture in London’s musical calendar. The St Matthew Passion is a dramatic telling of the Passion of Christ, which features some of Bach’s most beautiful and poignant chorales, alongside rousing and striking choruses.

It is a work that The Bach Choir is renowned for performing annually to an exceptionally high standard.

Programme:
JS Bach St Matthew Passion

Performers:
Carolyn Sampson soprano
Reginald Mobley countertenor
Ed Lyon tenor, Evangelist
Benjamin Hulett tenor
Gareth Brynmor John baritone
James Platt bass, Christ
The Bach Choir
London Youth Choirs
Florilegium
David Hill conductor

Venue Details & Map

Location

Royal Festival Hall, London
Southbank Centre, Belvedere Rd, London SE1 8XX


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