Coro Innominata is a Sydney-based chamber choir promoting performance excellence, particularly in the area of sacred choral music.

Welcome to our 2012 season of performances. The works chosen this year explore the idea of progress and contrast; from a period when Europe was emerging from the Renaissance in ever bolder musical directions with the works of Monteverdi, Gesualdo and Cardoso, we go on to explore the established musical identities of Europe in the Baroque with Charpentier, Handel and Vivaldi. Lastly, in December, we explore the revival of English polyphony with two masses written some 400 years apart. We're very excited to be performing such an important and diverse range of works this year and hope that you can join us to share our excitement and enjoyment.

National Identities
Baroque music of England, France and Italy
3pm, Sunday 19 August 2012
St Francis Catholic Church, Paddington
Vivaldi's Gloria is a firm favourite amongst music lovers. Our second program of the year brings together his masterpiece with a spectrum of other Baroque works from across Europe, including Charpentier's Quatre antiennes à la Vierge and Handel's secular cantata Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne. [more...]
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From Tudor to Late Romantic
Four centuries of English polyphony
3pm, Sunday 2 December 2012
St Scholastica's Chapel, Glebe
Our third concert continues the theme of contrast and from it, discovery. We present two works of English polyphony spanning some 400 years of musical tradition. [more...]
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