Path of Miracles
Saturday 25 March 2017, 7pm
St Luke's Anglican Church, Toowoomba
Saturday 1 April 2017, 7pm
St John's Anglican Cathedral, Brisbane
Saturday 9 October 2021, 4pm
St John's Anglican Cathedral, Brisbane
Sunday 17 October 2021, 2.30pm
St Mary's Catholic Church, Ipswich
The stunning Path of Miracles, by contemporary British composer Joby Talbot, takes listeners on a journey through northern Spain and the four staging posts along the Camino trail: Roncesvalles, Burgos, Léon, and Santiago. Walked annually by over 200,000 people from around the world, this pilgrimage route traces the footsteps of St James, the first Christian martyr and one of Jesus's disciples. Talbot's beautiful music, set for 17-part SATB choir and crotales (a bell-like percussion instrument) weaves together expressive vocal writing with text by Robert Dickinson. This intriguing, moving, exciting, and contemplative work was performed in Queensland for the first time by Fusion.
2017
Singers
Soprano: Anna Harris, Emma Kann, Bronwyn Mitchell, Bonnie Pearce, Tamara Smith, Rebecca Thomas
Alto: Susan Creese, Melissa Hutchinson, Nicki Jenkins, Alisen McLeod, Emily Young
Tenor: Brett Gordon, Tim Smetham, Stuart Szigeti
Bass: David Allen, Connor Rigsby-Jones, Daniel Shine, David Webster
Instrumentalists
Grace Kruger, crotales
2021
Singers
Soprano: Jane Deighton, Madonna Forster, Bronwyn Mitchell, Bonnie Pearce, Louise Prickett, Rebecca Thomas
Alto: Kathy Chan, Amelia Fotheringham, Melissa Hutchinson, Nicki Jenkins, Alisen McLeod, Emily Young
Tenor: Codi Booker, Chris Cobcroft, Brett Gordon, Paul Kennedy, Shannon Leonard
Bass: Mark Connors, James Fox, Connor Rigsby-Jones, Tim Smetham, David Webster
Instrumentalists
Aidan Carey, crotales
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Thoughts from our Toowoomba audience
St Luke's Anglican Church, Toowoomba
Saturday 1 April 2017, 7pm
St John's Anglican Cathedral, Brisbane
Saturday 9 October 2021, 4pm
St John's Anglican Cathedral, Brisbane
Sunday 17 October 2021, 2.30pm
St Mary's Catholic Church, Ipswich
The stunning Path of Miracles, by contemporary British composer Joby Talbot, takes listeners on a journey through northern Spain and the four staging posts along the Camino trail: Roncesvalles, Burgos, Léon, and Santiago. Walked annually by over 200,000 people from around the world, this pilgrimage route traces the footsteps of St James, the first Christian martyr and one of Jesus's disciples. Talbot's beautiful music, set for 17-part SATB choir and crotales (a bell-like percussion instrument) weaves together expressive vocal writing with text by Robert Dickinson. This intriguing, moving, exciting, and contemplative work was performed in Queensland for the first time by Fusion.
2017
Singers
Soprano: Anna Harris, Emma Kann, Bronwyn Mitchell, Bonnie Pearce, Tamara Smith, Rebecca Thomas
Alto: Susan Creese, Melissa Hutchinson, Nicki Jenkins, Alisen McLeod, Emily Young
Tenor: Brett Gordon, Tim Smetham, Stuart Szigeti
Bass: David Allen, Connor Rigsby-Jones, Daniel Shine, David Webster
Instrumentalists
Grace Kruger, crotales
2021
Singers
Soprano: Jane Deighton, Madonna Forster, Bronwyn Mitchell, Bonnie Pearce, Louise Prickett, Rebecca Thomas
Alto: Kathy Chan, Amelia Fotheringham, Melissa Hutchinson, Nicki Jenkins, Alisen McLeod, Emily Young
Tenor: Codi Booker, Chris Cobcroft, Brett Gordon, Paul Kennedy, Shannon Leonard
Bass: Mark Connors, James Fox, Connor Rigsby-Jones, Tim Smetham, David Webster
Instrumentalists
Aidan Carey, crotales
View programme
Thoughts from our Toowoomba audience
This was the most ethereal concert in the most beautiful setting. Fusion is amazing. They have a fabulous blend of voices, wonderful colours, just a perfect concert
Amazing atmosphere, and it very much gave a feeling of what it means to walk the Camino. I definitely felt transported, and the voices were perfect.
Brilliant … breathtaking! Thank you so much, Fusion.
