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Archive of Previous Issues

World Premiere: Come to Me in Dreams Kathleen Watt speaks with composer Lori Laitman
Jake's Journey: World Premiere of The End of the Affair at Houston Grand Opera

Autumn 2003 - Mourning Becomes Electra - includes:

• The Return of Mourning Becomes Electra - Marvin David Levy's Opera Comes to Seattle
• For the Love of Opera: A Conversation with Speight Jenkins
• World Premiere: Thea Musgrave's Pontalba
• Road Warrior: Interview with Vivica Genaux
• Lyric Opera Center for American Artists Trains the Opera Singers of the Future

Spring 2003 - American Opera at the Met - Part II - includes:

• Modern History: American Opera at the Met Part Two
• The Opera Outsider: Rinaldo; Radiohead; La Gioconda; Oil & Opera; 1,000,000
• Urinetown: The Musical about the Privileges of Peeing
• Daron in the Dock
  An exchange about Vera of Las Vegas with Russell Platt and Daron Hagen
• 20 Min. w/Renée
• From Monteverdi to Maw: Time Travel with Rodney Gilfry
• The Little Prince arrives in Houston - Conversations with Rachel Portman and Nicholas Wright
• Conversations with Reri Grist, Barbara Hendricks, Harolyn Blackwell and Mattiwilda Dobbs
• A Long Wait For Lewis Spratlan
• Earthrise: The Progress of an Opera
  Timothy Nolen: Cowboy/Opera Singer/Broadway Star
• Erling Wold's Sub Pontio Pilato Debuts in San Francisco.
  

Winter 2002-2003 - American Opera at the Met - Part I - includes:

• American Opera at the Met Part One (1910-1935)
• Met American Opera Timeline
• The Seagull Flies Again - Conversations with Thomas Pasatieri and Kenward Elmslie
• Walking Papers: Candid Talk with Austin Lyric Opera Founder Joseph McClain
• A View From the Bridge Debuts at the Met
  Conversations with William Bolcom, Kim Josephson and Gregory Turay
  Reprise: Catherine Malfitano’s Brilliant Career
• The Music Man: Paul Gemignani Returns to Sweeney Todd

Autumn 2002 - New York City Opera - includes:

• Two Conversations about Three Tales: Beryl Korot and Steve Reich Talk about Their Latest Collaboration
• Rosalind Elias Recalls Samuel Barber
  and the Creation of Vanessa
• One Saint in Three Acts: Betty Allen Talks About Her Career, Virgil Thomson and Teaching
• Carlisle Floyd Talks About His "Other" Operas
• Phyllis Curtin: An American Icon
• Commentary: Does Opera Matter?
• Letters
• Paul Kellogg Takes New York City Opera Forward
• The Inseparable Histories of New York City Opera and Julius Rudel
• The Newest Sister Helen: Joyce DiDonato Makes Her New York Debut in Dead Man Walking
• Columbia University, the Columbia Opera Workshop And the Efflorescence of American Opera in the 1940s and 1950s
• In The Center of Things: Jack Beeson
  

Summer 2002-Loss of Eden - includes:

• Cary John Franklin and Michael Patrick Albano
• The Operas of Lee Hoiby
• Lowell Liebermann’s The Picture of Dorian Gray
  
• The Judge is a Composer: Richard Owen
• Race Matters: USOPERWEB continues its series focussing on race in the opera world
  

Spring 2002 - Heloise and Abelard - includes:

• Stephen Paulus and Frank Corsaro
• The Operas of John Harbison: The Great Gatsby
• The Operas of Mikel Rouse: Dennis Cleveland returns to the Lincoln Center.
• The Trouble With Candide

   

Winter 2002 - The Blitzstein Issue - includes:

• The Operas of Marc Blitzstein: Regina
• American Soprano Sheryl Woods talks about American opera
• Music From the Left by R. G. Davis
• Race Matters: USOPERWEB begins a series focussing on race in the opera world.
• The Operas of Carlisle Floyd: Of Mice and Men
• Keeping Up With Francesca Zambello
• World Premiere: American Conservatory Theater presents The Difficulty of Crossing a Field
  

Autumn 2001 - Tobias Picker & Thérèse Raquin - includes:

• Tobias Picker and Gene Scheer
• Francesca Zambello
• Catherine Malfitano
• Tod Machover and Resurrection
• The Operas of Marc Blitzstein - No for an Answer
• Scott Eyerly and The House of the Seven Gables
• Elizabeth Futral
• Michael John LaChiusa

July 2001 - Jake Heggie & Dead Man Walking - includes:

• Susan Graham, Kristine Jepson, Frederica von Stade, John Packard, Teddy Tahu Rhodes
• American baritone Robert Orth
• Michael John LaChiusa & Lovers and Friends (Chautauqua Variations)
• Utah Festival Opera
• Emile Zola Addresses his Critics
  

May 2001 - Mark Adamo & Little Women - includes:

• Central City Opera
• Frances Bible
• August Tabor
• Elizabeth Futral
• Hector Armienta & River of Women
• Carlisle Floyd & The Passion of Jonathan Wade
• Theodor Uppman
• Dale Duesing
• Conrad Susa & Transformations

February 2001 - Carlisle Floyd & Cold Sassy Tree - includes: