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Alfred Nash "Bud" Patterson (1914–1979) was an influential New England choral conductor, teacher, and mentor of choral musicians. Born in Lawrence, Massachusetts and a graduate of Lawrence public schools, he went on to study music at the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston University, and the Berkshire Music Center. He later became organist and choir director of Christ Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where In 1948 he expanded the church choir into a "semi concert choir" of 40–50 voices that he called the Polyphonic Choir. When, the following year, Patterson changed jobs, the group needed to find a new name, and settled on "Chorus pro Musica." The chorus rapidly became known for high-quality performances of new and rarely performed works, and Patterson's stature in the Boston musi

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rdfs:label	ألفرد ناش باترسون (ar) Alfred Nash Patterson (en)
rdfs:comment	ألفرد ناش باترسون (بالإنجليزية: Alfred Nash Patterson)‏ هو موزع أمريكي، ولد في 1914، وتوفي في 1979. (ar) Alfred Nash "Bud" Patterson (1914–1979) was an influential New England choral conductor, teacher, and mentor of choral musicians. Born in Lawrence, Massachusetts and a graduate of Lawrence public schools, he went on to study music at the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston University, and the Berkshire Music Center. He later became organist and choir director of Christ Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where In 1948 he expanded the church choir into a "semi concert choir" of 40–50 voices that he called the Polyphonic Choir. When, the following year, Patterson changed jobs, the group needed to find a new name, and settled on "Chorus pro Musica." The chorus rapidly became known for high-quality performances of new and rarely performed works, and Patterson's stature in the Boston musi (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Robert Shaw (conductor) Metropolitan Opera New England Conservatory Benjamin Britten Bernard Haitink Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston University Brandeis University Charles Munch (conductor) 20th-century American male musicians Christ Church (Cambridge, Massachusetts) Gloria (Poulenc) Gloria (Vivaldi) Erich Leinsdorf Leonard Bernstein 1914 births 1979 deaths 20th-century American conductors (music) American male conductors (music) People from Lawrence, Massachusetts Classical musicians from Massachusetts War Requiem A Ceremony of Carols Aaron Copland Figure humaine Francis Poulenc Daniel Pinkham Ralph Vaughan Williams Requiem (Duruflé) Handel and Haydn Society Tanglewood Tanglewood Music Center American choral conductors Lawrence, Massachusetts Boston Cecilia Old South Church Serge Koussevitzky Great Mass in C minor Mass (Stravinsky) Pierre Monteux
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has abstract	ألفرد ناش باترسون (بالإنجليزية: Alfred Nash Patterson)‏ هو موزع أمريكي، ولد في 1914، وتوفي في 1979. (ar) Alfred Nash "Bud" Patterson (1914–1979) was an influential New England choral conductor, teacher, and mentor of choral musicians. Born in Lawrence, Massachusetts and a graduate of Lawrence public schools, he went on to study music at the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston University, and the Berkshire Music Center. He later became organist and choir director of Christ Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where In 1948 he expanded the church choir into a "semi concert choir" of 40–50 voices that he called the Polyphonic Choir. When, the following year, Patterson changed jobs, the group needed to find a new name, and settled on "Chorus pro Musica." The chorus rapidly became known for high-quality performances of new and rarely performed works, and Patterson's stature in the Boston musical community grew correspondingly. (en)
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