Myth•Music•Magic
A Wonder-filled World of Music!
A wonder-filled world of pagan music awaits!
Let Orpheus be your magical “Pagan World Passport!”
We sing:
Ageless chants from Africa, engaging indigenous melodies from the Americas, and meditative modern music from Asia.
Haunting European folksongs featuring lovelorn trolls, witches dancing on Walpurgisnacht, flirtatious shapeshifting lovers and the Celtic goddess, Brigid.
New tunes that represent the extraordinary fusion of world-wide sounds that characterizes contemporary American pagan music.
Join us!
Myth•Music•Magic
Friends & Family Concert:
Saturday, April 4, 2026
@ 11 AM
Tickets: $15 Adults
Students & Children FREE
Full Concert:
Saturday, May 9, 2026
@ 7:30 PM
Tickets: $25 Adults
$20 Seniors (65+) & Students
Washington Park
United Methodist Church
1955 E Arizona Ave
Denver, CO 80210
*Note: Prices increase by $2 at the door.
Friends & Family Concert
Our Friends and Family preview concert is family-friendly, featuring selections from our joyous Myth•Magic•Music concert in May. With its 1-hour length and low ticket prices, this interactive daytime concert can be an easy, fun-filled highlight of your weekend adventures!
Spotlight
Contemporary American pagan music fuses world-wide influences with America’s unique musical vocabulary to create an astounding variety of sounds.
“Surely all the Gods are with us” meshes minor-key melodies with a jazz/rock drive.
In a more classical vein, Abbie Betinis’ inventive “Spell of the Elements” shows the influence of Bernstein and Sondheim.
Even Hollywood provides inspiration: “Turn the World Around” is Harry Belafonte’s joyous calypso tribute to the four metaphysical elements while Gary Rosen’s “Icarus” features cool jazz sounds that recall the StarTrek soundtracks.
Celtic music is represented, as well. “Winds Four Quarters” appears in popular Celtic fantasy novels by Mercedes Lackey. Gwydion Pendderwen, one of the first and most prominent of America’s pagan composers, was also inspired by Celtic folk music. Orpheus gives his defiant anthem, “We Won’t Wait” with a fullon gospel treatment.
Previous Spring Concerts
