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Johann Sebastian Bach

Passion According to St. Mark, BWV.247

BWV 247 Vocal

The St Mark Passion (German: Markus-Passion), BWV 247, is a lost Passion setting by Johann Sebastian Bach, first performed in Leipzig on Good Friday, 23 March 1731. Though Bach's music is lost, the libretto by Picander is still extant, and from this, the work can to some degree be reconstructed.

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Movements

  1. No. 1 Chorus
  2. No. 2 Evangelist
  3. No. 3 Chorale
  4. No. 4 Evangelist
  5. No. 5 Chorale
  6. No. 6 Evangelist
  7. No. 7Chorale
  8. No. 8 Evangelist
  9. No. 9 Aria (Countertenor)
  10. No. 10 Evangelist
  11. No. 11 Chorale
  12. No. 12 Evangelist
  13. No. 13 Chorale
  14. No. 14 Evangelist
  15. No. 15 Chorale
  16. No. 16 Evangelist
  17. No. 17 Aria (Treble)
  18. No. 18 Evangelist
  19. No. 19 Aria (Countertenor)
  20. No. 20 Evangelist
  21. No. 21Chorale
  22. No. 22 Evangelist
  23. No. 23 Chorale
  24. No. 24 Aria (Tenor)
  25. No. 25 Evangelist
  26. No. 26 Chorale
  27. No. 27 Evangelist
  28. No. 28 Chorale
  29. No. 29 Evangelist
  30. No. 30 Chorale
  31. No. 31 Evangelist
  32. No. 32 Chorale
  33. No. 33 Evangelist
  34. No. 34 Aria (Treble)
  35. No. 35 Evangelist
  36. No. 36 Chorale
  37. No. 37 Evangelist
  38. No. 38 Chorale
  39. No. 39 Evangelist
  40. No. 40 Chorale
  41. No. 41 Evangelist
  42. No. 42 Aria (Baritone)
  43. No. 43 Evangelist
  44. No. 44 Chorale
  45. No. 45 Evangelist
  46. No. 46 Chorus

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