Name: Matthäus-Passion
Start: 2025-04-18T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2025-04-18T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Das Festspielhaus

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Tiroler Festspiele Erl

Tenor

Paul Schweinester

Bass

Daniel Gutmann

Lukas Enoch Lemcke

Jesus

Charles Workman

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Heinz Ferlesch

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Katrin Wundsam

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Annett Fritsch

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Matthäus-Passion

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Das Festspielhaus

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St. Matthew Passion

Keerthi Raj

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Parsifal's suffering is only the "prelude" to the Passion of Christ, which Bach composed in his exuberant work. Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy had the right instinct and had the St. Matthew Passion, long forgotten after Bach's death, performed again. Since then it has been part of Easter – like “Parsifal”. Even a self-proclaimed “anti-Christian” like Friedrich Nietzsche was impressed by the St. Matthew Passion (Wagner’s “Parsifal,” however, less so, to say the least). Perhaps also because Bach pumped operatic fuel through the veins of his passion (inappropriately, given the practices of the time).

English

Parsifals Leiden ist nur das „Vorspiel“ zur Passion Christi, die Bach in seinem überbordend besetzten Werk auskomponiert hat. Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy hatte den richtigen Riecher und die nach Bachs Tod längst vergessene Matthäus-Passion wieder aufführen lassen. Seitdem gehört sie zu Ostern – wie „Parsifal“. Sogar einen selbst ernannten „Anti-Christen“ wie Friedrich Nietzsche hat die Matthäus-Passion beeindruckt (Wagners „Parsifal“ hingegen weniger, gelinde gesagt). Vielleicht auch deshalb, weil Bach (für damalige Gepflogenheiten) geradezu – unschicklich – opernhaften Treibstoff durch die Adern seiner Passion gepumpt hat.

Deutsch

Matthäus-Passion by Bach, J. S., Od (2025/2025), Dirigent Heinz Ferlesch, Das Festspielhaus, Erl, Austria

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