The final days of Jesus as 'heard' by J.S. Bach
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Find and follow West of Center wherever you get your podcasts. This is a CBC podcast. Welcome to Ideas. I'm Nala Ayat. On Good Friday in the year 1725, the parishioners of St.
Thomas Church in Leipzig, Germany, witnessed one of the great masterpieces of Western music. The Passion, according to the Gospel of St. John, written and led by the church's music director, one Johann Sebastian Bach. But the St. John Passion, the Faithful heard that Good Friday, was Bach's second version of the piece.
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