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WHALING WOMEN
May 8, 2022 4:00 PM The lives of 6 whaling women...in their own words Whaling Women is a lyrical score that marries composer Jodi Goble’s original music with the historically-accurate sea chanteys, hymn tunes, and lullabies of the 19th century. Whaling Women tells of love and loss-whether at sea-chasing whales and braving the dangers of shipwreck, or on land-managing households and fighting for social justice in their communities. More information |
Recent Performances
Seaglass Theater Company celebrates the 150th anniversary of the release of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women by presenting A Concord Christmas in 3 historic churches in Massachusetts. Immerse yourself in music inspired by Little Women and a traditional family Christmas at Orchard House, the beloved Alcott family home in Concord, Massachusetts. Repertoire includes selections from Handel’s Messiah, traditional carols, and an exclusive arrangement of O Holy Night.
Seaglass Theater Company presents music from the legendary Broadway creative team of Lerner & Loewe-selections from Camelot, Brigadoon, My Fair Lady, Gigi, & lesser known gems.
August 20 & 22, 2019
Jennifer Caraluzzi, Soprano
Leroy Davis, Baritone
Dennis Shuman, Tenor
Paul Soper, Baritone
Patrice Tiedemann, Soprano
Neil Sylvia, Percussion
Donn Legge, Guitar
Dr. Matthew Larson, Pianist & Music Director
August 20 & 22, 2019
Jennifer Caraluzzi, Soprano
Leroy Davis, Baritone
Dennis Shuman, Tenor
Paul Soper, Baritone
Patrice Tiedemann, Soprano
Neil Sylvia, Percussion
Donn Legge, Guitar
Dr. Matthew Larson, Pianist & Music Director
April 12, 2019
University Chorale of Boston College presents Dubois' Seven Last Words of Christ
A performance of Dubois' Lenten oratorio with professional orchestra and the acclaimed University Chorale of Boston College
John Finney, Conductor
Patrice Tiedemann, Soprano
Michael Calmes, Tenor
Philip Lima, Baritone
University Chorale of Boston College presents Dubois' Seven Last Words of Christ
A performance of Dubois' Lenten oratorio with professional orchestra and the acclaimed University Chorale of Boston College
John Finney, Conductor
Patrice Tiedemann, Soprano
Michael Calmes, Tenor
Philip Lima, Baritone
Seaglass Theater Company presents a concert of music composed during the lifetime of Amelia Hickling Jones, in the way it might have been experienced in the parlor of her home.
Featuring
soprano/violinist Helen Hassinger
soprano Patrice Tiedemann
music director Dr. Matthew Larson.
The musicians will provide additional context to each work performed in this intimate setting.
Featuring
soprano/violinist Helen Hassinger
soprano Patrice Tiedemann
music director Dr. Matthew Larson.
The musicians will provide additional context to each work performed in this intimate setting.
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