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St Matthew Passion in Haarlem: Jesus' passion story fills sold-out Phil again

St Matthew Passion in Haarlem: Jesus' passion story fills sold-out Phil again

The St Matthew Passion by Johann Sebastian Bach continues its long-standing tradition in Haarlem, where it has been performed by COV Haarlem since 1929. This year’s Good Friday performance at the Philharmonie reflects a broader trend in the Netherlands, which hosts around 180 performances of the work annually.

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