The Bach Choir of Bethlehem, founded in 1898 and recognized as America’s oldest Bach choir, brings its large chorus together with 17 professional soloists for Joby Talbot’s A Path of Miracles. Written in 2005 for the British choir Tenebrae, this hour long a cappella work traces the Camino de Santiago in four movements named for key pilgrimage cities Roncesvalles, Burgos, León, and Santiago. Poet Robert Dickinson interweaves medieval sources and new writing into a multilingual text in Greek, Latin, Spanish, Basque, French, English, and German, while Talbot’s score blends chant, folk influences, and striking vocal textures. The result is a sonic pilgrimage that moves from awe and hardship to radiant arrival.