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A refined performance of Bach's St John Passion by Cappella Amsterdam

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“Cappella Amsterdam’s sound is full but refined, homogeneous and richly nuanced at the same time”
Reviewed at Muziekgebouw aan’t IJ: Main Hall, Amsterdam on 18 April 2014
Bach, St John Passion, BWV245
Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century
Daniel Reuss, Conductor
Anders Dahlin, Tenor
Konstantin Wolff, Bass
Amaryllis Dieltiens, Soprano
Rosanne van Sandwijk, Mezzo-soprano
Dolf Drabbels, Tenor
José Pizarro, Tenor
André Morsch, Bass
Pierre-Guy Le Gall White, Bass
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