The Program
Joby Talbot: Path of Miracles
Noah Horn, Music Director
Forget Everest, this musical journey is unlike any other! Path of Miracles takes you on a pilgrimage through sound, following the epic Camino de Santiago route. Think stunning landscapes… except they’re made of soaring vocals and intricate, mind-blowing harmonies.

Each movement hits a different stop on the path, with music that’s as diverse as the pilgrims themselves. You’ll hear ancient chants, soulful hymns from all over the world, and even a taste of Taiwanese tribal music.

Plus, the lyrics are a mix of languages, just like the people you’d meet on a real pilgrimage. It’s a beautiful reminder that faith and music can connect us all, no matter where we’re from.

What’s Interesting About This Concert
A touching tribute: written in 2005, Joby Talbot wrote Path of Miracles as a tribute to his father.

A clinic in multiculturalism: The piece is scored for a mixed choir (17 parts!) and crotales, and features singing in seven different languages. It includes Gregorian chants, pilgrims’ songs, and prayers.

A film score maven: Joby Talbot is well known for his film scores, including Sing, Sing 2, Wonka, and A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.