1863
Birth of Austrian‑born American soprano Emma Juch, a leading figure in the American National Opera Company and an advocate for opera in English.
July 4 — On This Day in Opera
This page lists notable events in opera history that happened on July 4, including world premieres, composer births, deaths, and important milestones.
1937
Kurt Weill and Paul Green's outdoor symphonic drama "The Lost Colony" received its premiere in Manteo, North Carolina.
1948
Birth of American operatic soprano Clamma Dale, who rose to prominence with her performances at the Metropolitan Opera.
1984
Astor Piazzolla, composer of the tango operita "María de Buenos Aires", appeared with his Quinteto at the Montreal International Jazz Festival.
1992
Argentine composer Astor Piazzolla, composer of the tango operita "María de Buenos Aires", died in Buenos Aires.