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Wikipedia Overview
The Easter Oratorio, BWV 249, is an oratorio by Johann Sebastian Bach. He wrote an autograph score in Leipzig in 1738 under this title, matching his Christmas Oratorio and Ascension Oratorio. Bach had already composed the work in 1725, when he used most of its music for two compositions, the congratulatory Shepherd Cantata, BWV 249a, and a church cantata for Easter Sunday, Kommt, gehet und eilet, BWV 249.3, that later became the oratorio. The two 1725 works, premiered a few weeks apart, are both musical dramas involving characters: in the secular cantata two shepherds and two shepherdesses, and in the Easter cantata four Biblical figures from the Easter narratives in the Gospel of Luke and other Evangelists. In the oratorio, Bach assigned the music to voice parts instead.
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Bach’s Easter Oratorio: a guide to the greatest recordings - gramophone.co.uk
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JS BACH Easter Oratorio - gramophone.co.uk
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Bach Musica launches 2026 season with Bach and Esmail - NZ Herald
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Cantata Collective Releases Standout Recording of J.S. Bach’s Easter Oratorio - San Francisco Classical Voice
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Jeffrey Kahane to conduct Bach's 'Easter Oratorio,' perform 'pinnacle' of keyboard music, Goldberg Variations - Texas Public Radio | TPR
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American Classical Orchestra marks the Lenten season with Bach’s “Easter Oratorio” - New York Classical Review
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Soloists shine in Cleveland Orchestra’s Bach Easter Oratorio Magnificat and more - Cleveland.com
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Bach Easter Oratorio; Cantata 4 - gramophone.co.uk
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Easter oratorio coming to RiverPark Center in March, performance meant to inspire audiences - The Owensboro Times
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Bach always has a few surprises - Canberra CityNews
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Bach's Easter Oratorio, OAE, Whelan, QEH review - the joys of springtime - The Arts Desk
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Bach for troubled times: Upper Valley Baroque celebrates five years - Rutland Herald
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Latter-day Saint composer Rob Gardner reflects on inspiration behind Easter oratorio ‘Lamb of God’ - LDS Living
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Bach's Easter Oratorio (West Australian Symphony Orchestra, St George's Cathedral Consort) - Limelight magazine
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Gabrieli Consort & Players/McCreesh review – superb and exhilarating Bach | Classical music - The Guardian
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Bach 360°: Chorales, Cantatas and an Oratorio for Easter - WQXR
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