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Henri Chalet: "Holy Week is the one that conveys the most emotions"

2022-04-10T15:58:04.985Z


INTERVIEW – The head of the Master's degree at Notre-Dame Cathedral analyzes the importance of Bach's Passions during this Easter period.


Fifteen days before the fire of Notre-Dame de Paris, the Mastership of the cathedral gave

Saint Matthew

there .

While the Maîtrise is publishing

Easter at Notre-Dame

(Warner Classics), its director, Henri Chalet, returns for us to the scope of these

Bach

Passions , and their resonances with the liturgical calendar.

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LE FIGARO.

- Are we right to oppose

Saint John

and

Saint Matthew 

?

Henry Chalet.

-

For having done both as a singer and as a conductor, they are very different.

Also because the Gospels to which they refer are very different.

Saint Jean

is more Italian

, more emotional.

The

more intellectual

Saint Matthew .

However, whether they have the brilliance of

Saint John

or the stature of

Saint Matthew

, there is nothing to throw away.

Anyone unfamiliar with the Passion narrative will find it very easy to understand in both.

And for the exegete, there will always be new things to discover.

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Source: lefigaro

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