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BACH l St Matthew Passion

time 3 - 4 Feb 7:30pm (3hr)

location Concert Hall, Hong Kong Cultural Centre 》10 Salisbury Road, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon

fee: $780 / $620 / $460 / $300

Filled with emotion, a survivor of great and terrible events tells his tale. As he sings of his friend’s betrayal and killing, the ancient tragedy comes startlingly alive: a great chorus becomes an angry crowd, and even the listeners become part of the unfolding tragedy. This is Bach’s St Matthew Passion, and it’s simply overwhelming. Jaap van Zweden assembles a world-class team of soloists to perform a masterpiece that belongs to listeners of all faiths – and none.

Programme
BACH | St Matthew Passion

Artists
Jaap van Zweden, conductor
Nicholas Phan, tenor (Evangelist)
Davóne Tines, bass-baritone (Jesus)
Amanda Forsythe, soprano
Tamara Mumford, mezzo-soprano
Paul Appleby, tenor
Apollo Wong, bass-baritone
State Choir Latvija
Hong Kong Philharmonic Chorus
The Hong Kong Children’s Choir

The concert runs approximately 3 hours with an intermission.

The Venue may update their anti-epidemic admission measures in line with Government regulations. For more concert etiquette and admission details, please visit: hkphil.org/concert-etiquette.


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