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2013-06-18
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Contemporary Rome is the setting for this unique and highly innovative version of Puccini¡¯s Tosca, performed in the Roman locations - and at the same times of day ? as Puccini had written into his score. Thus the action opens in the beautiful 16th-century church of Sant¡¯Andrea della Valle at noon, where Cavaradossi (Domingo) meets the fugitive Angelotti, moves to the Farnese Palace that evening where Tosca (Catherine Malfitano) dramatically makes a pact with the lustful Scarpia (Ruggero Raimondi), and finally to the battlements of the Castel Sant¡¯Angelo at dawn the following day where the final drama is played out.
The Times ¡°Andrea Andermann¡¯s television production was simply a triumph¡±
The New York Times ¡°The staggered timing, the complex technology and the settings themselves made the production the first of its kind¡±
Floria Tosca CATHERINE MALFITANO Mario Cavaradossi PLACIDO DOMINGO Baron Scarpia RUGGERO RAIMONDI Cesare Angelotti GIACOMO PRESTIA Sacristan GIORGIO GATTI Spoletta MAURO BUFFOLI Sciarrone SILVESTRO SAMMARITANO Gaoler FRANCO FEDERICI Shepherd boy SIMONE SCATARZI
Recorded live in July 1992 - REMASTERED IN HIGH DEFINITION FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTER TAPE
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