St. John Passion

The St. John Passion is a musical composition by Johann Sebastian Bach, created in 1724. It is an oratorio that tells the story of Jesus Christ's trial and crucifixion as depicted in the Gospel of John. Featuring a mix of soloists, choir, and orchestral music, it explores themes of sacrifice, redemption, and the human condition. The work is divided into two parts, emphasizing emotional depth and spirituality, and is often performed during Holy Week in Christian traditions. It’s celebrated for its profound music and lyrical expression of faith and suffering.