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Masato Suzuki; Bach Collegium Japan; Rachel Nicholls; Terry Wey; Mauro Peter

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Masato Suzuki; Bach Collegium Japan; Miku Yasukawa; Roxana Constantinescu; Seil Kim
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À Toulouse, le Bach Collegium Japan se convertit à Mozart

Masato Suzuki © Marco Borggreve
Associant Quarantième Symphonie et Requiem dans une version reconstituée par Masato Suzuki lui-même, l'ensemble japonais propose une interprétation puissante, rude et sans complaisance des chefs-d'œuvre de Mozart.

Bach Collegium Japan reveals the Brandenburg Concertos’ rich variety

Masato Suzuki © Marco Borggreve
Bach Collegium Japan brings rhythmic vitality and instrumental colour to the six Brandenburg Concertos in Dublin, with thrilling harpsichord virtuosity tempered by occasional intonation difficulties.

El nuevo Réquiem de Masato Suzuki: Bach Collegium Japan en Madrid

Los solistas Carolyn Sampson, Marianne Beate Kielland, Shimon Yoshida, Dominik Wörner © Rafa Martín | Ibermúsica
El excelente conjunto Bach Collegium Japan, por primera vez de la mano de Ibermúsica, presentó un programa dedicado a Mozart y contó con la dirección de Masato Suzuki. 

Promenading on Golgotha: BCJ perform the St John Passion

Masaaki Suzuki © BBC | Mark Allan
In its 300th anniversary year, Bach's St John Passion returns to the BBC Proms, with Masaaki Suzuki leading the Bach Collegium Japan. 

Suzuki engrandece la Pasión según San Juan en Festival de Santander

© Pedro Puente | Festival de Santander
El Bach Collegium Japan recreó en el Palacio de Festivales la profundidad emocional y musical de la obra de Bach bajo la dirección de Masaaki Suzuki y el protagonismo de unos excelsos solistas. 

A peerless St John Passion in Tokyo

Bach Collegium Japan © K Miura
In celebration of the 300th anniversary of Bach's St John Passion, Masaaki Suzuki and Bach Collegium Japan gives a compelling performance of the lesser-known 1725 version of work.
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Rare symphonies: Masaaki Suzuki returns to Singapore

Masaaki Suzuki © Marco Borggreve
Renowned Japanese conductor returns to the Singapore Symphony Orchestra to perform unusual music from Johann Wenzel Kalliwoda – an influence on Robert Schumann, who described him as “unique in the world of symphonies”.

Maximum drama: BBC Proms 2024

BBC Proms © Mark Allan
The second half of this year’s Proms season heats up with visits from the Czech Philharmonic, Berlin Philharmonic, Orchestre de Paris and Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra – along with operas by Bizet and Britten.