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Dominick Argento

Born: 27 October 1927, York, PA
U.S. Opera
(U.S. Opera Home Page)

Operas

  • Sicilian Limes (1954) [withdrawn]
  • The Boor, opera buffa in one act. (1957)
  • Colonel Jonathan the Saint (comp. 1960; prem. 1971)
  • Christopher Sly (1963)
  • The Masque of Angels (1964)
  • The Shoemaker's Holiday (1967)
  • Postcard from Morocco, opera in one act; (14 Oct. 1971; Minneapolis)
  • The Voyage of Edgar Allan Poe (1976)
  • A Water Bird Talk. (19 May 1977; Brooklyn)
  • Miss Havisham's Fire (1979; NY City Opera)
  • Miss Havisham's Wedding Night (1 May 1981; Minneapolis)
  • Casanova's Homecoming (1985)
  • The Aspern Papers (19 Nov. 1988; Dallas)
  • The Dream of Valentino (1994)

About Dominick Argento

A composer who specialized in opera and song, Argento is probably best known for his one-act Postcard from Morocco.

Discography

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Postcard from Morocco Premiere production recording: Minnesota Opera/Brunelle, 1972.
Compact disc: CRI CD 614 (reissued from Desto DC 7137/38 [LP]). buy
A Water Bird Talk and Miss Havisham's Wedding Night. Shirley-Quick, Mabbs, Sinfonia of St. Cecilia/Watkins, 1997. Compact Disc. Koch 3-7388-2 H1. buy
A Water Bird Talk. Sutton, Manhattan Chamber Orchestra/Clark, 1996.
Compact disc: Newport Classics NCD 85602. buy

last update: 1 Jan. 2003