Table Of Contents: June 2002

June 2002

Vol. 66, No. 12

Patricia Racette
Jonathan Miller
U.S. Opera Festivals

Features

Dramatic Presence

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From Jenufa and Ellen Orford to Luisa Miller and Violetta, Patricia Racette's performances are remarkable for their intelligence, passion and honesty. She welcomes ERIC MYERS to her Santa Fe home for some candid conversation.

Operating Theater

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This month, a new production of Eugene Onegin brings director Jonathan Miller back to Santa Fe Opera. But as far as the Metropolitan Opera is concerned, the doctor seems to be out. MARTIN BERNHEIMER reports.

Seasons of Santa Fe

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Richard Gaddes is leading Santa Fe Opera in a new direction. By ALAN RICH

The Road to Ravinia

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ANNE MIDGETTE heads to the Midwest for a dose of the old-fashioned, unpretentious charm of Chicago's Ravinia Festival.

The Aspen Idea

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The Aspen Festival has grown from a small celebration of the humanities into an international arts colossus. As BROOKS PETERS discovers, not everybody in Aspen thinks this is good news.

Bound for Eden

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REBECCA PALLER brings the curtain up on Loss of Eden, a new opera about Charles A. Lindbergh, due at Opera Theatre of Saint Louis this month.

On the Road: Carol Vaness in Paris

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Not every place an opera singer hangs her hat is home. In the first installment of a new series about favorite destinations, Carol Vaness revisits the City of Light with WILLIAM V. MADISON.

Departments

Recordings

In Review

Viewpoint

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by RUDOLPH S. RAUCH

OperaWatch

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by F. PAUL DRISCOLL

Singer's Diary: New Directors

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by JUDITH MALAFRONTE