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J S Bach: St Matthew Passion

Book tickets Add to Calendar 04/01/2026 06:30 PM 04/01/2026 08:30 PM Europe/London J S Bach: St Matthew Passion Iestyn Davies CountertenorMary Bevan SopranoRobert Murray EvangelistGwilym Bowen TenorNeal Davies Ba Location of the event
1 Apr
Wednesday, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
BBC Singers

Iestyn Davies Countertenor
Mary Bevan Soprano
Robert Murray Evangelist
Gwilym Bowen Tenor
Neal Davies Bass
Matthew Brook Christus

BBC Singers
The Choir of King's College
Academy of Ancient Music

Daniel Hyde Conductor

Recorded for deferred broadcast by BBC Radio 3

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