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William L. Hoffman wrote (February 20, 2024):
Here is a product description of Bach (JS): Passionsoratorium (BWV Anh 169) (ed. A Grychtolik)
Soloists, IL Gardellino Orchestra & Choir/Alexander Grychtolik
Passacaille - PAS1152; Clic Musique. See also my "The Genesis of Bach's `Great Passion ́: 1724-29," BCW.
BWV3: 718 says that Picander used his draft libretto of BWV Anh. 169 in 1727 for six movements in BWV 244.1, for the 1729 version. I looked forward to Johann van Veen's review on-line here. BCW Details, BCW, original German text, BCW; English translation, hopefully from Z. Philip Ambrose,
UVM.
pre-order Amazon, Amazon.com.
An early draft version of BWV 245 is the 1717-03-26 Fr - Lost Passion (not survived, Gotha, BCW: "Bach Connection"; Weimar-Gotta Passion, BCW. The arias added in the 1725 version, BWV 245.2 (BWV 3: 333ff, are now attributed to Christoph Birkmann (BCW). |
