The parking qr did not work. I had to pay $19. The concert was beautifully prepared and performed. I found the contrast between the Webster and the Bach jarring.

 The performance was nothing short of exquisite! The additional music composed by Richard Webster was nothing short of stunning, and the whole production was so well crafted and dramatic that it really made the passion story come alive in a very new way - and that is hard to pull off 2,000 years after the original event! A special nod of appreciation to the soprano, Hannah de Priest, whose flawless voice shook the rafters of the church.

 Wonderful performance, and the new compositions were remarkably effective in creating the feeling of a Bach passion, even if the recitatives did not seem very Bachian themselves at times. Some embarrassing errors in the translations from German.

 The event shows that perfection still can be attained. It was engrossing, well-paced, with beautiful choral performances as well as by the individual singers. By the end I felt very moved . I am glad that we did not sing nr. 19, because that would have broken the atmosphere that enveloped us all.

 I thought this program was exquisitely performed, and clearly deeply thought out with a lot of attention to detail. Many congratulations to all. My one request would be, in the future, to provide more historical context for the program. The Passions contain deeply sensitive material. While they are performed frequently, their content—and the effects they have had on Jewish populations during Eastertide—is rarely addressed, and is often an elephant in the room.

 Amazing! Bach would be proud. All performers were outstanding. Bravo to Maestro Webster for this wonderful score and leading with such skill and sensitivity.

 Excellent vocal soloists and exceptional choral singing. First rate instrumental support. Maestro Webster had a vision of a more immediate Passion experience and brought it off persuasively.

 We loved the venue and the music was mesmerizing. The choir was beautiful, especially the soloists, in particular, David McFerrin (Jesus). We wished that the concert had started earlier, like 7:00 pm.

 I’d love to experience it again!