This sequence of words and music explores the concept of journeys as part of life itself, and pilgrimage as a consecrated journey found in all faiths. Opus Anglicanum commissioned Judith Bingham’s Uppon First Sight of New England, setting an ecstatic poem by Thomas Tillam, a 17th century Baptist minister seeing America for the first time. Readings by John Touhey range from John Bunyan to Auschwitz survivor Agi Ruben, with music from Palestrina and Tallis to Vaughan Williams.