(Contrabass); and Mutsumi Ueno (Organ), with the Luzerner Knabenkantorei and Instrumentalists from Collegium Musicum Luzern conducted by Eberhard Rex. The BNB I/K/2 pasticcio version was released as a 2008 live recording with Kantorei St. Mauritius Hardegsen and Telemannisches Collegium Michaelstein conducted by Gerhard Ropeter. The vocal soloists on this recording are Yu Jost, Soprano (Maid), Dorothee Wohlgemuth, Soprano (Arias), Michael Leib, Alto (Arias, Judas, High Priest, Soldier, Centurion), Jörn Lindemann, Tenor (Arias, Evangelist), Samuel Hasselhorn, Tenor (Petrus), Benjamin Hasselhorn, Tenor (Pilatus), Falk Joost, Bass (Jesus), and Ralf Grobe, Bass (Arias). References Sources Score editions (Hänssler 1960s) Reinhard Keiser, edited by Felix Schroeder. Passionsoratorium nach dem Evangelisten Marcus. Stuttgart: Hänssler-Verlag, 1966. (Iowa 1960s) Donald George Moe. The St. Mark Passion of Reinhard Keiser: A Practical Edition, with an Account of Its Historical Background University of Iowa, 1968 (Carus 1997) Reinhard Keiser, arranged by Johann Sebastian Bach, edited by Hans Bergmann. Passio secundum Marcum (Markuspassion). Carus-Verlag, 1997. (Carus 2012) Christine Blanken, editor. "Kaiser" Markus-Passion als Pasticcio von Johann Sebastian Bach (Leipzig um 1747) mit Arien aus Georg Friedrich Händels "Brockes-Passion".] Edition Bach-Archiv Leipzig (Musical Monuments Vol. 2). Carus-Verlag, 2012. (NBA 2000) Kirsten Beißwenger, editor. New Bach Edition Series II: Latin Church Music, Passions, Volume 9: Works with Doubtful Authenticity, Arrangements of Music from other Composers, Bärenreiter, 2000 Writings Daniel R. Melamed. "A St. Mark Passion'' Makes the Rounds" pp. 78–96 and 168–169, and tables p. 137 and 148–154 in [https://books.google.be/books?id=JPhsBwAAQBAJ Hearing Bachs Passions. Oxford University Press, 2005. External links Passions and oratorios by Johann Sebastian Bach