By Request: 15 Years With Sine Nomine
Free (free will donations gratefully accepted)
- Anne E. Lyman, conductor
Vittoria Aleotti (Raffaella Aleotta) — Dicesti anima mia
Thomas Weelkes — Thule, the period of cosmography
Jacobus Clemens non Papa — Ego flos campi a 7
Carlo Gesualdo — Sento che nel partire
Duarte Lobo — Audivi vocem de caelo a 6
Thomas Tallis — Suscipe quaeso Domine
Josquin des Prez / Pierre de la Rue — Absalon fili mi
Thomas Tomkins — When David heard
Johann Hermann Schein — Zion spricht
Johannes Ockeghem — Alma redemptoris mater
Tomás Luis de Victoria — O magnum mysterium
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina — Surge illuminare Jerusalem
Thomas Tallis — If ye love me keep my commandments
Welcome to Sine Nomine's final concert of the season, By Request: 15 Years with Sine Nomine! Join us as we explore some of the Renaissance era's most popular topics—Love, Death, Loss, and Joy—in this grab-bag of singer favorites from over our illustrious fifteen-year history with Early Music Seattle at Seattle's historic Trinity Parish Church. We are excited to share our anniversary celebration with you! (The concert will not be offered livestream, nor on demand afterward)
Note: All are cordially invited to a reception at Trinity immediately following the concert to celebrate our first 15 years!
COVID Policy: Singers are vaccinated, with masks optional. Proof of vaccination is no longer required for audience members. Masks are optional and welcome. If feeling sick, or household members do/may have COVID-19, please stay home.
Free parking in the Skyline garage: https://www.trinityseattle.org/contact-us-directions-and-parking
About Sine Nomine: Renaissance Choir
The Renaissance choir Sine Nomine, directed by Dr. Anne Lyman, is a Community Collegium ensemble, part of the community outreach program of Early Music Seattle (EMS). Founded in 2008 by conductor Gary D. Cannon and singer/manager Pamela Silimperi, Sine Nomine is a mixed-voice chamber choir specializing in the fine performance of early music, including sacred and secular works from all regions. The ensemble’s repertoire ranges from the late Medieval to the Baroque, with special emphasis on Renaissance works of the 15th and 16th centuries. Most of the participants in Sine Nomine also sing in other choruses, ranging from church choirs to semi-professional ensembles.
Sine Nomine is a proud member of the Greater Seattle Choral Consortium (GSCC).
https://earlymusicseattle.org/sine-nomine-renaissance-choir/About Anne E. Lyman, conductor
Dr. Anne E. Lyman is one of the Pacific Northwest's most prominent and versatile choral conductors. She serves as Director of Vocal Activities and Chair of Music at Tacoma Community College where she advises the two-year Associate of Music Major degree program. Lyman has achieved broad recognition for her early music research and performance. She currently serves as the Artistic Director of Sine Nomine Renaissance Choir, a community collegium ensemble of Early Music Seattle. She is also the Founder and Artistic Director of Polyphony Plus, a professional choir dedicated to celebrating polyphonic music from all eras. Lyman’s Tacoma Early Music Workshop is the only one of its kind in Western Washington and has drawn singers from throughout the Pacific Northwest since its establishment in 2015.
Lyman's performance and scholarship in music has been widely recognized. She is a sought-after guest conductor for festival and honor choirs, and her choirs have appeared at regional conventions of the American Choral Directors Association (2012 and 2014.) In 2007 she was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship, completing a nine-month residency at the Katholieke Universiteit in Leuven, Belgium. Her work has been supported by the Society of Seventeenth Century Music, the Belgian American Education Foundation, the Stanley Foundation, and the Tacoma Arts Commission. Her research on Peter Philips and John Corigliano has been published by the Alamire Foundation, the American Choral Review, and Routledge.
Lyman holds degrees from the College of Wooster, the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati, and the University of Iowa where she studied with Dr. Tim Stalter and Dr. Christine Getz. She currently serves as Past President of the Washington State Chapter of the American Choral Directors Association and serves on the board of the National Collegiate Choral Organization. Lyman lives in Tacoma, Washington and loves hiking, cooking, and gardening with her husband Zach, son, Milo and daughter, Eleanor.
https://earlymusicseattle.org/sine-nomine-renaissance-choir/