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Patrice​ was the soprano s​oloist for Howard Goodall's masterful cantata of love and loss
​in the Covid 19 pandemic.
The work featured the combined choral ensembles of UMASS Dartmouth and Bridgewater State University, plus a brass ensemble.
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BEETHOVEN 9TH SYMPHONY 
Boston College University Chorale and Symphony Orchestra
April 14-16, 2023

SOLOISTS:
Patrice Tiedemann, Soprano
Cindy Vredeveld, Mezzo-Soprano
Michael Calmes, Tenor
​Daniel Brevik, Bass-Baritone

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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.

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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 and Bass
                                                                                                        ​Dr. Matthew Larson, Pianist & Music Director

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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

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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
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​The musicians will provide additional context to each work performed in this intimate setting. 

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