Need the St. John Passion for tomorrow
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Just now, our pastor wants me to come up with the St. John Passion (Latin) all in one book so that he and the priest and seminarian can see each other's ending pitches. Does anyone have a link to a pdf file of either all in one or in three separate books that I could cut-and-paste?
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(I read this and thought, "Bach? You're probably not going to be able to pull this off in time...") ;-)
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Here's the setting according to the 1961 "monastic rite" Holy Week book, which has fewer ornamentations in the melody: http://www.gabrielmass.com/rac/cmaa/passio-johannes-monasticum.pdf
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