![Mussorgsky: Boris Godunov (Sung in English) [Live Recording 1956]](/assets/artwork/1x1.gif)
- The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Giulio Gari, Mildred Miller, Arthur Budney, Laurel Hurley, Blanche Thebom, Sandra Warfield, Thomas Hayward, Lorenzo Alvary, Charles Anthony, Louis Sgarro, Dimitri Mitropoulos, Lawrence Davidson, Charles Kullman, George London, Giorgio Tozzi, Martha Lipton
- The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Heidi Krall, John Brownlee, Mildred Miller, Laurel Hurley, Brian Sullivan, Thomas Hayward, Clifford Harvuot, Tibor Kozman
- Alessio De Paolis, Dimirti Mitropoulos, Calvin Marsh, Clifford Harvnot, Dorothy Kirsten, Mildred Miller, The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Madelaine Chambers, Daniele Barioni, Osie Hawkins
Mildred Miller
Biography
Mezzo-soprano Mildred Miller was a longtime fixture at the Metropolitan Opera in New York and founded the Opera Theater of Pittsburgh. She was also a concert singer who specialized in orchestral material by Mahler and Brahms; in opera, she was known for "pants" roles like Cherubino in Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro. Miller had a substantial recording catalog, and much of her material remained available decades after she recorded it. Recordings she made of American art song in the middle 20th century appeared in 2011 on the two-volume set Songs by 20th Century American Composers released by the Phoenix USA label. Miller died in Pittsburgh on November 29, 2023, at age 98.