Journeying to Finisterre - Newcastle
Exploring Inner Pilgrimage Through Timeless Sacred Music
Journeying to Finisterre is an evocative exploration of pilgrimage, not just across landscapes but deep within the self. Curated by Co-Artistic Director and Soprano Amy Moore, this program delves into the 12th Century Codex Calixtinus and 14th Century Libre Vermell de Montserrat—devotional manuscripts that guided pilgrims both physically and spiritually.
We trace the Camino paths to Santiago de Compostela with Spanish and Portuguese Renaissance polyphony, including Tomás Luis de Victoria’s Versa est in Luctum which echoes through time in Joseph Twist’s setting of the same text. Paul Stanhope’s Geography VI draws us deep into the natural world, and Anne Cawrse’s Pilgrim Psalms offer a contemporary reflection on spiritual journeys, the quest for inner connection and the timeless search for meaning.
"some new, some old, but all beautifully performed"
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Tour Details
Accessibility
Dates & Times
| Newcastle Conservatorium of Music | Friday 7 March - 6pm |
| St Francis Xavier Cathedral - Wollongong | Saturday 8 March - 3pm |
| Wesley Music Centre - Canberra | Sunday 9 March - 3pm |
| St Philip's Church - Sydney | Saturday 15 March - 2pm |
| St Philip's Church - Sydney | Saturday 15 March - 7pm |
| Blackheath Uniting Church - Blackheath | Sunday 16 March - 2:30pm |
Tickets
| Adult | $69.00 |
| Seniors & Pensioners | $59.00 |
| Under 35 | $39.00 |
| Student | $25.00 |