St Matthew Passion
St Matthew Passion (1727)
J.S. Bach
Performed at St Stephen’s Uniting Church, Sydney, April 2018
Synopsis
A monumental work of spiritual and musical depth, St Matthew Passion stands as one of the greatest achievements in Western music. Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach in 1727 for the Good Friday service in Leipzig, this sacred masterpiece continues to move audiences nearly 300 years later with its profound beauty and emotional power.
Drawing from the Gospel of Matthew, the Passion recounts the final days of Christ’s life—from the Last Supper to the crucifixion and burial—interweaving scripture with poetic reflections and soaring chorales. The Evangelist narrates the story with clarity and intensity, while solo arias and ensemble pieces offer moments of contemplation, compassion, and sorrow. At the heart of the work are the hauntingly beautiful chorales, many based on familiar Lutheran hymns, which invite the listener to become part of the unfolding drama.
Production Team
Conductor — Luke Spicer
Producer — Katie Miller-Crispe
Chorus Master — Tristan Entwistle
Repetiteur — Nathaniel Kong
Production Photography — John Kilkeary
Administration — Sarah Ampil
Soloists
The Evangelist — Joshua Oxley
The Voice of Christ — Tristan Entwistle
Judas — Vincent Farrell
Pilate — Timothy Nunn
Peter — Ian Warwick
High Priest I — Jack Stephens
Witness/High Priest II — Nathan Bryon
Pilate's Wife — Olivia Oxley
Soprano I — Samanta Lestavel
Soprano II — Imogen-Faith Malfitano
Alto — Laura Griffin
Tenor — Spencer Darby
Bass — Vincent Farrell
Chorus
Soprano
Ria Andriani
Holly Champion
Olivia Oxley
Mikayla Tate
Alto
Olivia Morberger
Oscar Smith
Olivia Swain
Angus Wilkinson
Tenor
Oscar Balle Bowness
Nathan Bryon
Bryan Tabada
James Oberg
Alexander Young
Bass
Hubert Chan
Harrison Collins
Ellison Luk
Ian Warwick
Orchestra
Flutes:
Marcus Paxton
Alice Nason
Oboes:
Michael Taurian
Edmond Buzby
Amy Guo
Chamber Organ
Nathan Cox
Violins:
Cindy Chau
Andrew Dong
Arthur Thiele
James Guo
Tania Ma
Violas:
Henry Justo
Chrissy Burjan
Yaeji Son
Cellos:
Margie Iddison
Elle Spicer
Arthur Balkizas