One World Baroque Concert Videos
St Matthew Passion Project – Easter 2021-23
St Matthew Passion by J.S. Bach – Part 1
Daniel Taylor, Music Director
Kathryn Whitney, Artistic Director
Matthew Larkin, organ
Benjamin Butterfield, Evangelist
Kyron Basu, bass, Jesus, Pilate, Peter, Judas
Mark McDonald, chamber organ
Jane Fingler, soprano
Rebecca Genge, soprano
Lindsay MacIntyre, soprano
Sinéad White, soprano
Rebecca Claborn, alto
Peter Koniers, countertenor
Jean-Philippe Lazure, tenor
Kerry Bursey, tenor
Joel Allison, bass
One World Baroque Virtual Chorus
Premiere: April 14, 2023
Messiah Reimagined with the London Handel Festival – Christmas 2021
Handel’s Messiah
Laurence Cummings, Music Director
London Handel Players, Adrian Butterfield
Daniel Taylor, Music Director, One World Baroque
Kathryn Whitney, Artistic Director, One World Baroque
Producer, OWB Into the Light Project
Lucy Crowe, soprano
Iestyn Davies, counter-tenor
Nathan Vale, tenor
Charles Daniels, tenor
Edward Grint, bass
Premiere: December 23, 2021
Messiah – Christmas 2020
Messiah – Part the First & Hallelujah
Daniel Taylor, Music Director
Andriana Chuchman, soprano; Julia Doyle, soprano; Avery Amereau, mezzo-soprano; Charles Daniels, tenor; John Relyea, bass.
One World Baroque Virtual Orchestra & Chorus
Kathryn Whitney, Artistic Director
Premiere: Christmas Day, 2020
J.S. Bach – Jesus bleibet meine Freude – Autumn 2020
Jesus bleibet meine Freude
from Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben BWV 147 by J.S. Bach
Daniel Taylor, Music Director
John Abberger, oboe
Christopher Bagan, organ
One World Baroque Virtual Orchestra & Chorus
Kathryn Whitney, Artistic Director
Premiere: New Year’s Day, 2021
Sing Magnificat! – Summer 2020
During the period in which we were conceiving of One World Baroque as a fully virtual ensemble in summer 2020, Daniel Taylor & Kathryn Whitney led a project on J.S. Bach’s Magnificat in D in Victoria, BC, Canada.
The summer program was originally conceived as an in-person course, but went online in response to the global pandemic. While we were sorry not to be able to work in person, going online opened our course to far more people than we could ever have accommodated in person: Our Sing Magnificat choir featured singers from eight countries.
We are so grateful to those singers who took a step into the unknown and came online to sing with us. Your vote of confidence, together with your beautiful singing, laid the foundations for what we have become: a global company collaborating without borders on some of the most beautiful and uplifting music ever written. We thank you all!