Music at Co-Cath
Music at Co-Cath Unveils 2026–2027 Season
“That We Are Here Is a Miracle”
Brooklyn's acclaimed immersive choral theater ensemble announces a season celebrating the power of live music, shared presence, and artistic experiences that can only happen in one place, at one moment, with one community gathered together.
Music at Co-Cath (MACC), based in the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph in Prospect Heights, is proud to announce its 2026–2027 season, That We Are Here Is a Miracle.
Known for creating immersive choral theater that transforms sacred music into unforgettable live experiences, MACC invites audiences into three extraordinary musical journeys exploring pilgrimage, celebration, and encounter.
Each performance is free and open to all, transforming the Co-Cathedral into a gathering place where audiences of every background can share in beauty, reflection, and renewal.
At a time when nearly every song, performance, and work of art can be streamed, downloaded, or experienced through a screen, MACC believes there remains something irreplaceable about gathering together in a shared space. This season is built around that conviction: that some experiences cannot be reproduced—they must be lived.
Each performance exists only once, shaped by the people in the room, the voices that fill the space, and the community that comes together to experience it.
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Path of Miracles
Joby Talbot’s Path of Miracles
Inspired by the centuries-old Camino de Santiago pilgrimage, Path of Miracles traces a journey of transformation, inviting audiences to reflect on the universal search for meaning, purpose, and connection.
OCTOBER 22-24
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Charpentier Christmas
Selections from:
Messe de minuit pour Noël
Pastorale sur la Naissance de Notre Seigneur Jésus-Christ
A luminous celebration of Christmas through the music of Marc-Antoine Charpentier, this festive program explores the beauty of gathering in community through music, tradition, and shared celebration.
DECEMBER 9-10
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Angels Unawares
James MacMillan’s Angels Unawares
Inspired by the biblical call to welcome the stranger, MacMillan's powerful contemporary work reflects on migration, hospitality, and the profound humanity that connects us all.
APRIL 8-10
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