The Serlo Consort, with its own instrumental ensemble, performed this seminal work to a very large, appreciative audience. Composed on a smaller scale than the St. Matthew Passion but no less powerful, it is a work full of beauty and emotion, with some of Bach’s best word painting. The soloists were: -

• Tenor soloist & Evangelist Tom Cockett
• Bass soloist/arias David McKee
• Bass soloist/Jesus Paul Martin
• Counter-tenor soloist Lloyd Griffith
• Soprano soloist Heather Wardle

This concert was kindly sponsored by ‘Elphick Estate Agents’.