Masaaki Suzuki, a renowned conductor and founder of the Bach Collegium Japan, shares his insights on interpreting Bach's music. He discusses the innovative storytelling in Bach's St. John's Passion and reflects on how his Calvinist background shapes his interpretations. Suzuki also delves into the appreciation of Bach in Japan, the cultural differences in performing his works, and his thoughts on Glenn Gould’s renditions. He highlights his journey with classical music, from significant recordings to upcoming projects, including Handel's oratorio and organ concerts.
