• Bach’s John Passion at La Chaise-Dieu

    Abbatiale Saint-Robert de la Chaise-Dieu 1 Place de l'Echo, La Chaise-Dieu, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

    In the first of two appearances at this year's Festival la Chaise Dieu, Dunedin Consort perform's Bach’s John Passion — or his ‘little Passion’, as Schumann famously called it. It was Bach’s first Passion, and although more slender than the Matthew that would follow three years later, it remains his first piece of grand storytelling. […]

    €11 – €90
  • John Passion

    St Martin in the Fields Trafalgar Square, London, United Kingdom

    Bach’s ‘little Passion’, as Schumann famously called it, was unveiled to the Leipzig congregation on Good Friday 1724, 300 years ago almost to the day. It was Bach’s first Passion, and although more slender than the Matthew that would follow three years later, it remains his first piece of grand storytelling. While the Matthew Passion is a […]

    £14.40 – £32
  • John Passion

    St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh Palmerston Place, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

    Bach’s ‘little Passion’, as Schumann famously called it, was unveiled to the Leipzig congregation on Good Friday 1724, 300 years ago almost to the day. It was Bach’s first Passion, and although more slender than the Matthew that would follow three years later, it remains his first piece of grand storytelling. While the Matthew Passion is […]

    £5 – £29
  • John Passion_Chicago

    Mandel Hall, University of Chicago , United States

    Bach’s ‘little Passion’, as Schumann famously called it, was unveiled to the Leipzig congregation on Good Friday 1724, 300 years ago almost to the day. It was Bach’s first Passion, and although more slender than the Matthew that would follow three years later, it remains his first piece of grand storytelling. While the Matthew Passion is a […]

  • John Passion_Kansas

    Atonement Lutheran Church 9948 Metcalf Avenue, Overland Park, Kansas, 66212, United States

    Bach’s ‘little Passion’, as Schumann famously called it, was unveiled to the Leipzig congregation on Good Friday 1724, 300 years ago almost to the day. It was Bach’s first Passion, and although more slender than the Matthew that would follow three years later, it remains his first piece of grand storytelling. While the Matthew Passion is a […]