Path of Miracles
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On September 25–27, 2026, the choir will present "Path of Miracles," Joby Talbot’s 2005 semi-staged contemporary choral work tracing the Camino de Santiago. Drawing on medieval texts, Catholic liturgy, and sung in seven languages, the piece weaves global musical influences into a moving meditation on endurance and unity, creating a shared journey of fortitude, reflection, and transformation.
Inspired by themes of pilgrimage and search for connection, a portion of portion of all "pay what you wish" ticket funds will be directed to the Interfaith Group Against Hate. IGAH is a group of faith-based congregations from multiple religious traditions who have joined together to combat rising hate and White Supremacy through research, education, building of relationships across barriers, mutual aid and action.
A pre-concert talk will be given 30 minutes prior to the performance.
The choir is grateful for the grant support provided by the Cleveland Foundation, Cuyahoga Arts & Culture, Ohio Arts Council, The George Gund Foundation, and support by Trinity Cathedral as named Artist in Residence.
Inspired by themes of pilgrimage and search for connection, a portion of portion of all "pay what you wish" ticket funds will be directed to the Interfaith Group Against Hate. IGAH is a group of faith-based congregations from multiple religious traditions who have joined together to combat rising hate and White Supremacy through research, education, building of relationships across barriers, mutual aid and action.
A pre-concert talk will be given 30 minutes prior to the performance.
The choir is grateful for the grant support provided by the Cleveland Foundation, Cuyahoga Arts & Culture, Ohio Arts Council, The George Gund Foundation, and support by Trinity Cathedral as named Artist in Residence.
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Where is it happening?
Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland, United States
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Host or PublisherCleveland Chamber Choir
