Tallis Scholars – The Golden Age of Spanish Polyphony
featuring Tomás Luis de Victoria's Requiem (a 6)

With over four decades of performance and a catalogue of award-winning recordings for Gimell, Peter Phillips and The Tallis Scholars have done more than any other group to establish sacred vocal music of the Renaissance as one of the great repertoires of Western classical music.

They have sought to bring Renaissance works to a wider audience in churches, cathedrals and venues on every continent on the planet except Antarctica! These include the Royal Albert Hall, the Sistine Chapel, the Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall New York, the Philharmonic Hall Berlin, Saint Mark's Venice, Seoul Arts Centre Korea, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre London, Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Wigmore Hall, Beijing Concert Hall, Megaron Athens, and the Opera House Sydney. Presented by Cappella Romana, they return to Seattle and St. James Cathedral to sing Tomás Luis de Victoria's Requiem and other works by Victoria and contemporaneous Renaissance Spanish composers Francisco Guerrero, Juan Vásquez, and Alonso Lobo.

The concert runs approximately one hour and 40 minutes, which includes a 20-minute intermission.

Tickets are $40–$80 and are available through the Cappella Romana website or 503-256-8202. A limited number of pay-what-you-can parishioner passes are available at the Cathedral Parish Office reception desk or through the Cathedral music office: musicoffice@stjames-cathedral.org or 206-382-4874.

COVID-19 Precautions

Following the lead of the major arts organizations in Seattle, we will continue to require masks to be worn at all times during a concert in the Cathedral and proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 PCR test result taken within 48 hours of the performance start time, through Tuesday, May 31, 2022. No such restrictions are in place for masses and other liturgies at the Cathedral.

 
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Where to Enter
There are three Cathedral entrances with box offices for concerts:

- The Marion Street/Terry Avenue entrance is at the northeast corner of the Cathedral (nearest to O'Dea parking). This entrance is accessible to those with disabilities. The restrooms are located at this entrance.

- The Columbia Street/Courtyard entrance is on the south side of the Cathedral near the Chapel. Accessible via a ramp.

- The 9th Avenue entrance is on the west side of the Cathedral. This entrance is NOT accessible to those who use a wheelchair or have other mobility issues.

Parking Information
- The Cabrini Garage will remain open until 10:00pm for paid parking for this concert. If you are planning to visit a local restaurant or other establishment after the concert, please move your car from the garage first, as you will be unable to get out after 10.

- Limited free parking (~65 spaces) is available in the O'Dea High School parking lot, entrances on Marion and Columbia Streets between Terry and Boren Avenues.

- Street parking is free after 8:00pm.

- Accessible parking is available on the west side of Terry Avenue, between Marion and Columbia.

- There is a small pay lot across the street from the Cathedral on 9th Avenue and a larger pay lot at 711 Madison Street. If you park at another garage in the neighborhood, be sure to check the closing time.

Public Transportation
St. James Cathedral is within a few blocks of a number of bus lines and the First Hill Streetcar. The #60 bus stops directly in front on 9th Ave. To plan your trip, visit tripplanner.kingcounty.gov (or 206-553-3000), or maps.google.com and search for Terry Ave & Marion St, Seattle.

Questions
If you have any general questions about attending a concert at St. James Cathedral, please call the Music Office at 206-382-4874, or e-mail musicoffice@stjames-cathedral.org.