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Eleven years ago, we created this special conversation to explore the depth, drama, and enduring relevance of Johann Sebastian Bach’s St. John Passion. Today, as we prepare to bring this extraordinary masterpiece back to the stage, we are honored to share it again with you. In this educational video, beloved choir member Athalia Cope offers her thoughtful perspective on the history, theology, and emotional power behind Bach’s St. John Passion. With clarity and heart, she reflects on why this sacred oratorio remains one of the most compelling works in the choral canon and why experiencing it live is unlike anything else. Composed in 1724 by Johann Sebastian Bach, the St. John Passion weaves together scripture, poetry, and soaring music to tell the Passion story with intimacy and intensity. From the dramatic opening chorus to the contemplative chorales, Bach invites listeners into a profound journey through faith, suffering, and hope. Whether you are new to Bach’s sacred music or a lifelong admirer, this video offers valuable insight into the historical context of the St. John Passion, its place in Baroque music, and its lasting impact on audiences around the world. As we look ahead to our upcoming performance, we invite you to watch, reflect, and rediscover why this work continues to move hearts nearly three centuries later. Then join us in person to experience the full power of Bach’s St. John Passion brought to life by chorus, orchestra, and soloists in a live concert setting. 🎶 Watch. Learn. Be inspired. 🎟️ And make plans to hear Bach’s St. John Passion live on Sunday, March 1, 2026. https://tinyurl.com/StJohnPassion2026 Video created by Daniel Flick, 2026.