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Puccini: Tosca
Sonya Yoncheva (soprano), Vittorio Grigolo, Roman Burdenko, Carlo Bosi, Giorgi Manoshvili, Chorus of the Arena Di Verona, Orchestra of the Arena Di Verona, Hugo de Ana, Francesco Ivan Ciampa
In all respects, she is a sensation in this role: truly one of the great Toscas of our time, and the DVD surely deserves a place in the Puccini fan’s collection on that count alone...The production...
Puccini: Tosca
Sonya Yoncheva (soprano), Vittorio Grigolo, Roman Burdenko, Carlo Bosi, Giorgi Manoshvili, Chorus of the Arena Di Verona, Orchestra of the Arena Di Verona, Hugo de Ana, Francesco Ivan Ciampa
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In all respects, she is a sensation in this role: truly one of the great Toscas of our time, and the DVD surely deserves a place in the Puccini fan’s collection on that count alone...The production...
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It is an event that attracts thousands of music lovers to Verona every summer: the opera season in the ancient Roman Arena. Nearly 22,000 spectators regularly fill the amphitheater for the performances. The dream couple of opera, Sonya Yoncheva and Vittorio Grigolo, returns to the breathtaking open-air stage, to perform Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca. Bulgarian soprano Sonya Yoncheva is “one of the best Toscas currently singing” and Vittorio Grigolo “the most Italian Cavaradossi we know. With lots of wonderful melting, elegant and nonchalant full of triumphant greatness a triumph all along the line” (Online Merker).
The captivating staging by Argentine director Hugo de Ana, who masterfully exploits the amphitheatre’s vast space by placing huge elements on the stage that are reminiscent of or borrowed from the locations of the action, makes the opera a “spectacle of monumental opulence” (Online Merker). “A Tosca to relish!” (Artesnews.it) "standing ovation Tosca at the Arena di Verona" (Operalife).
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January 2025
In all respects, she is a sensation in this role: truly one of the great Toscas of our time, and the DVD surely deserves a place in the Puccini fan’s collection on that count alone...The production is as old-school as they come, but there’s nothing wrong with that.