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Thomas Pasatieri

Popular neo-romantic

Born October 20, 1945, New York, New York
About Thomas Pasatieri

A conservative composer known for his vocal writing, Pasateri is best known for his neo-romantic operas.

Operas
  • The Trysting Place, opera in one act
    Libretto by the composer after a play of Booth Tarkinton.
    composed 1964
    [unperformed]
  • Flowers of Ice, opera in one act
    Libretto by Ronald Rogers.
    composed 1964
    [unperformed]
  • The Women, opera in one act
    Libretto by the composer.
    August 20, 1965, Aspen, Colorado
  • La Divina, opera in one act
    Libretto by the composer.
    March 16, 1966, New York
  • Padrevia, opera in one act
    Libretto by the composer after Boccaccio.
    November 18, 1967, Brooklyn, New York
  • Calvary, opera in one act
    Libretto after the play by W. B. Yeats.
    April, 1971, Bellevue, Washington
  • The Trial of Mary Lincoln, opera in three acts
    Libretto by A. H. Bailey.
    February 14, 1972, National Education Television
  • Black Widow, opera in three acts
    Libretto by the composer after Dos Madres by Miguel de Unamuno.
    March 2, 1972, Seattle, Washington
  • The Seagull, opera in three acts
    Libretto by K. Elmslie after the story by Anton Chekov.
    March 5, 1974, Houston Grand Opera
  • Signor Deluso, opera in one act
    Libretto by the composer after the play Sgnarelle by Moliére.
    July 27, 1974, Vienna, Virginia
  • The Penitentes, opera in three acts
    Libretto by A. H. Bailey.
    August 3, 1974, Aspen, Colorado
  • Inez de Castro, opera in three acts
    Libretto by B. Stambler.
    April 1, 1976, Baltimore Opera, Baltimore, Maryland
  • Washington Square, opera in two acts
    Libretto by K. Elmslie after Henry James.
    October 1, 1976, Michigan Opera Theater, Detroit, Michigan
  • Before Breakfast, opera in one act
    Libretto by Frank Corsaro after the play by Eugene O'Neill.
    October 9, 1980, New York CIty Opera
  • The Goose Girl, children's opera in one act
    Libretto by the composer after the story by the Brothers Grimm.
    February 15, 1981, Fort Worth Opera, Fort Worth, Texas
  • Maria Elena, opera in one act
    Libretto by the composer after a true story.
    April 6, 1983, University of Arizona
  • Three Sisters, opera in two acts
    Libretto by Kenward Elmslie after the play by Anton Chekhov.
    March 13, 1986, Opera Columbus, Columbus, Ohio
  • Frau Margot, opera in three acts
    Libretto by Frank Corsaro after his own play Lyric Suite.
    June 2, 2007, Fort Worth Opera, Fort Worth, Texas
  • The Hotel Casablanca, opera in two acts
    Libretto by the composer after the play A Flea in her Ear by George Feydeau.
    August 3, 2007, Merola Opera Program, San Francisco Opera, San Francisco, California

Discography Search for recordings of the music of Thomas Pasatieri at Amazon.com

Thomas Pasatieri

The Seagull

Lauren Flanagan, Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra/Illick

2 CD / Albany Records (2007)

La Divina

Signor Deluso

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Thomas Pasatieri

Thomas Pasatieri: Divas

Opera Company of Brooklyn/Meetze

CD / Albany Records (2006)

Thomas Pasatieri

Frau Margot

Manhattan School of Music/Gilbert

2 CD / Albany Records (2003)



Last update: January 1, 2009