Thea Musgrave: Mary, Queen of Scots, "Mary"; Peter Mark, conductor; Moss Music, 1978. Divas of a Certain Age, "Diva II" and "Cecily"; Jay Meetze, conductor; Albany Records, 2006. Video Street Scene, "Anna Maurrant"; German Television, Produced by Zambello, 1994. La clemenza di Tito, "Vitellia"; Glyndebourne, conducted by Sir Colin Davis, produced by Hytner, 1991. Così fan tutte, "Fiordiligi"; BBC, produced by Miller, 1985. Arabella, "Arabella"; Glyndebourne, conducted by Bernard Haitink, produced by Cox, 1984 References Notes Sources Manhattan School of Music, Ashley Putnam faculty page Bargreen, Melinda (18 April 1993). "Diva: Ashley Putnam Makes Merry With 'Widow' Role". The Seattle Times. McFadden, Robert D. (19 September 1982). "Soprano, In the Audience, Steps in for Sick Colleague". The New York Times. "Ashley Putnam, at 26, just might be an opera legend in the making". People. (6 November 1978). Rich, Alan (17 September 1979). "A Year A Week, And A Day After Her City Opera Debut, Ashley Putnam Gets Her Own Production". New York. Rovner, Sandy (20 April 1985). "On a Friendly Note". The Washington Post. Swann, Annalyn (17 April 1978). "Queen Mary in Virginia". Time. Wadsworth, Stephen (22 March 1981). "She Sings Queen Mary in Donizetti and Musgrave". The New York Times. 1952 births Living people American operatic sopranos University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance alumni DePaul University faculty Eastman School of Music faculty Singers from New York City Winners of the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions 20th-century American women opera singers 21st-century American women opera singers Classical musicians from New York (state) Women music educators American women academics