Author Archives: Melinda Bargreen

About Melinda Bargreen

Melinda Bargreen is a Seattle-based composer and music journalist who has been writing for the Seattle Times and other publications for four decades. Her 2015 book, Classical Seattle is published by University of Washington Press. Her 50 Years of Seattle Opera was published by Marquand Books in 2014.

For soprano Mané Galoyan, Violetta is more than a role, it’s a lifelong companion

Rainelle Krause to shine as Queen of the Night in Atlanta Opera’s “Magic Flute”

Breaking barriers: flutist Adam Sadberry honors civil rights legacy, brings his powerful music to Spivey Hall

Michael Palmer to highlight Victoria Bond’s “Bridges” at Hamptons Festival of Music

Gemma New shares insights on artistic growth and embracing new voices ahead of Atlanta Symphony concerts

Acclaimed baritone George Gagnidze reflects on “Rigoletto” ahead of Atlanta Opera debut

Yvonne Lam’s debut solo album blends violin and electronics in an ode to women composers

Behind the scenes with Greer Grimsley, King of the Gods in The Atlanta Opera’s “Das Rheingold”

Stage director Maria Todaro discusses Joseph Bologne’s “The Anonymous Lover”

Interview with soprano Yasko Sato, starring in “Madama Butterfly” at The Atlanta Opera

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