Sine Nomine, directed by Anne Lyman, steps into the vibrant sound world of Renaissance France with music drawn from the Medici Codex, one of the most extraordinary collections of sixteenth-century polyphony. Bound in red velvet and gloriously illuminated in gold and vivid colors, the Codex was a lavish wedding gift from Pope Leo X to his nephew Lorenzo di Piero de' Medici, Duke of Urbino. The program features elegant, expressive motets by Jean Mouton, Adrian Willaert, Antoine Brumel, Costanzo Festa, and others. Free admission with a free will offering. Free parking is available in the Skyline garage, a block away.