Sine Nomine

Sine Nomine’s first CD, recorded at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, Ontario, Canada. Email Tamara D. Hicks Syron at syron@msu.edu for more information about Sine Nomine. St. Paul’s Cathedral artwork is used with permission. 2005-2006 Performance Schedule Sine Nomine Biographies

About Sine Nomine Taking their name from the hundreds of masses and fantasias that remain unnamed in medieval and Renaissance manuscripts, Sine Nomine (“without a name”) performs medieval and Renaissance sacred vocal music, Gregorian chant, and music of later periods that evokes an early music ethos; in particular, Sine Nomine specializes in music of the Anglican tradition. Past performances have included Byrd’s Mass for Three Voices and Mass for Five Voices, Tallis’ Mass for Four Voices, Willian’s Tenebrae services for Holy Week, Allegri’s Miserere, Tomas Luis de Victoria’s Requiem and his mass O Quam Gloriosum, medieval service music from the Worcester fragments, as well as numerous motets, anthems, and service music for choral evensongs, feast days, and other liturgies. Under the direction of its founder, J. Nixon McMillan, Sine Nomine rehearses at All Saints Episcopal Church in East Lansing, Michigan, USA. Sine Nomine has performed throughout Michigan; in addition, they have performed in New York, Canada, and Scotland. The Singers of Sine Nomine… Tamara D. Hicks Syron Joseph Lonstein Kathryn Lowerre Robert McElmurry Annette Murphy Matthew Penniman David Stattleman

Page updated June 5, 2006.