Description

Sine Nomine, with Anne Lyman conducting, offers a program of sacred and secular songs of the Golden Age in Spain and Portugal - the period from the early 16th to the late 17th century characterized by a flourishing of literature, art, music, and culture. We feature famed composers such as Tomás Luis de Victoria and Francisco Guerrero in Spain, and Manuel Cardoso and Duarte Lobo in Portugal, as well as several lesser-known composers whose works are finely crafted and deserving of a wider audience. We invite you to join us for this unique concert experience of a cappella choral music from the Iberian peninsula!
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PROGRAM:
Ave Maria – Alonso Lobo
De la piel de sus ovejas – Pedro Ruimonte
Sitivit anima mea – Manuel Cardoso
Audivi vocem de caelo – Duarte Lobo
In paradisum – Juan Esquivel
Cantantibus organis – Philippe Rogier

Salio al prado de su aldea – Manuel Machado
Vidi aquam – Filipe de Magalhäes
O magnum mysterium – Pedro de Cristo
Ave virgo sanctissima – Francisco Guerrero
Regina coeli – Vicente Lusitano
Alma redemptoris mater – Tomas Luis de Victoria

Ensemble Photos

Sine Nomine: Renaissance Choir. Photo by Mary Gallagher (2023)