A celebration of the resilience of Jewish tradition and the ability of music to heal hearts, 100 VOICES: A JOURNEY HOME chronicles a musical voyage to the birthplace of songful prayer known as chazzanut. In June 2009, an assembly of the world's finest cantors came together for a series of exhilarating concerts backed by the Polish National Opera chorus and a 100-piece orchestra. On an historic mission of reconciliation, the largest group of cantors to return to Poland since WWII travels from Warsaw to Krakow, culminating in an emotional memorial at the gates of Auschwitz. Included are archival clips of superstar cantors of yesteryear, and conversations with modern luminaries, including Alberto Mizrachi of Chicago (the "Jewish Pavarotti"), Nathan Lam, Jacob Mendelson, Arianne Brown, Simon Spiro, and David Propis. A deeply affecting tribute to the interwoven history of Jewish and Polish cultures.