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Tosca opera in three acts

Shows scenes from the production photographed during rehearsal and performance in October, 1968, at the Metropolitan Opera House.

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  • "Tosca, Zeffirelli & Rome"
  • "Tosca, Zeffirelli and Rome"

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  • "Shows scenes from the production photographed during rehearsal and performance in October, 1968, at the Metropolitan Opera House."@en
  • "Videos located at Circulation Desk."
  • "Gianfranco de Bosio's film adaptation of Puccini's Tosca uses the actual historical settings specified by the composer. Against these Rome locations, the intense personal drama of this operatic "love triangle" is vividly brought to life."
  • "Puccini's tragic opera about love and betrayal in Italy of the Napoleonic times."
  • "Oliviero de Fabritlis conducts the NHK Symphony Orchestra."
  • "An opera in three acts about an escaped political prisoner, a prima donna, and the chief of the secret police."
  • "Puccini's opera, set in 1800, of the story of love between a singer, Tosca, and a painter, Cavaradossi, which, through the intervention of the cruel and lustful police chief, Scarpia, ends tragically for all concerned."
  • "Nikolaus Lehnhoff's new production of Puccini's Tosca, from the Musziektheater Amsterdam de Nederlandse Opera."
  • "A presentation of Puccini's opera of a cruel police chief who uses the jealousy of the famed singer Tosca to make her betray her lover who has hidden an escaped political prisoner. To save her lover Tosca agrees to give herself to the police chief but learns too late that he has tricked her when her lover is executed."
  • "The story of love, deception and murder."
  • "The cruel and lustful chief of the secret police uses the jealousy of the famed singer Tosca to make her betray her lover who has hidden an escaped political prisoner. To save her lover Tosca agrees to give herself to the chief but learns too late that he has tricked her when her lover is executed."
  • "Puccini's opera."

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  • "Film adaptations"
  • "Musical films"
  • "Filmed operas"
  • "Televised operas"
  • "Television adaptations"
  • "Music videos"
  • "Opera films"
  • "Video"
  • "Feature films"

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  • "Tosca (Pel·lícula cinematogràfica)"
  • "Tosca opera in 3 acts"
  • "Tosca opera in three acts"
  • "Tosca opera in three acts"@en
  • "Tosca : opera in three acts"

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