Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.

Minnesota Public Radio's own site for its broadcast of this performance. Cast, conductor and production credits: https://web.archive.org/web/19990220072222/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/artists.htm - the identical text is in the rip as transatlantic-locandina.txt, so the folder carries the primary document. The date comes from MPR's index page for the same feature, https://web.archive.org/web/19990501052836/http://music.mpr.org/features/9806_transatlantic/index.htm : "On April 18, 1998 the Minnesota Opera in conjunction with the New York Opera Company gave George Antheil's Transatlantic its American debut", and MPR's press release of 9 June 1998, https://web.archive.org/web/20000819065308/http://access.mpr.org/press_releases/releases/19980609_transatlantic.html , which announces the tape going out on 14 June 1998 at 6pm hosted by Brandi Parisi. Caveat worth keeping: the cast page says "Performances of Transatlantic are being taped for delayed broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio" in the plural, so the broadcast may draw on more than the opening night; 18 April is the date MPR gives for the performance and the date the folder claims. The rip's filenames read "Antheil - TRANSATLANTIC or (The People's Choice) - (Minnesota Opera, David Agler)"; its folder name's "c Angler" and "Minneapolis" are both wrong - the conductor is David Agler and Minnesota Opera plays at the Ordway in St Paul. The 1998 Minnesota Opera revival is corroborated independently by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_(opera) and by Guy Livingston in Paris Transatlantic Magazine, 1 June 2002 ("The Minnesota Opera subsequently produced a large-scale version of the opera in 1998"), a PDF of which is in the rip as review.pdf.