The St. Mark Passion belongs to the lesser known treasures among the sacred opus of Johann Sebastian Bach. Thus, the present recording made in the Frauenkirche Dresden is all the more spectacular, since it is performed in the reconstructed version of 1731 published by Carus. The actor Dominique Horwitz recites the text of the Evangelist, alternating with the arias and chorales presented with impressive intonation and exciting drama by the Leipzig vocal ensemble amarcord and the Kölner Akademie under the direction of Michael Alexander Willens.

• Wykonawca Amarcord , Horwitz Dominique
• Data premiery 2009-01-01
• Nośnik CD

Tracklista: 1. Theme 2. Variation I 3. Variation II 4. Variation III 5. Variation IV 6. Variation V 7. Variation VI 8. Variation VII 9. Variation VIII 10. Variation IX 11. Variation X 12. Variation XI 13. Variation XII 14. Variation XIII 15. Variation XIV 16. Theme 17. Variation I 18. Variation II 19. Variation III 20. Variation IV 21. Variation V 22. Variation VI 23. Variation VII 24. Variation VIII 25. Variation IX 26. Variation X 27. Variation XI 28. Variation XII 29. Variation XIII 30. Vaiation XIV 31. Theme 32. Variation I 33. Variation II 34. Variation III 35. Variation IV 36. Variation V 37. Variation VI 38. Variation VI 39. Variation VIII 40. Variation IX 41. Variation X 42. Variation XI 43. Variation XII 44. Variation XIII 45. Variation XIV 46. Variation XV 47. Variation XVI 48. Variation XVII 49. Variation XVIII 50. Variation XIX 51. Variation XX 52. Variation XXI 53. Variation XXII 54. Variation XXIII and XXIV (alternating) 55. Variation XXV 56. Fugue 57. Rhapsody in B Minor, Op. 79, No. 1: Agitato 58. Rhapsody in G Minor, Op. 79, No. 2: Molto passionato, ma non troppo allegro 00:04:16 59. Rhapsody: Allegro risoluto, E - Flat Major, Op. 119, No. 4

• Wykonawca Petri Egon
• Data premiery 2001-01-01
• Nośnik CD