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1.Puccini: Tosca -- La Scala/Muti [2000] starring: Maria Guleghina, Salvatore Licitra, Leo Nucci, La Scala Theatre Orchestra, Alfredo Mariotti directed by: Pierre Cavassilas, Luca Ronconi December 02, 2002
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Puccini may not be Verdi or even Andrew Lloyd Webber, but he can write a good tune. Tosca has two good ones. Everything about this staging of Tosca is off kilter. The set may look great at La Scala but on your TV you just want to rush for Panasonics geomagnetic button to straighten the set. Most singers would chop off their right hand to play Scarpia. He should make your flesh creep. The audience should want to hiss as if at a Victorian melodrama. Leo Nucci plays him as if he was a randy, faded matinee idol rather than the treacherous Chief of Police. Salvatore Licitra Is unconvincing as the romantic lead. "E lucevan le stele" however is beautifully sung and helped by the semi dark staging. ... Read More:

2.Macbeth [1987] starring: Berlin German Orchestra and Choir, Renato Bruson, Mara Zampieri, James Morris, Dennis O'Neill directed by: Luca Ronconi January 13, 1997
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £1.80
Puccini may not be Verdi or even Andrew Lloyd Webber, but he can write a good tune. Tosca has two good ones. Everything about this staging of Tosca is off kilter. The set may look great at La Scala but on your TV you just want to rush for Panasonics geomagnetic button to straighten the set. Most singers would chop off their right hand to play Scarpia. He should make your flesh creep. The audience should want to hiss as if at a Victorian melodrama. Leo Nucci plays him as if he was a randy, faded matinee idol rather than the treacherous Chief of Police. Salvatore Licitra Is unconvincing as the romantic lead. "E lucevan le stele" however is beautifully sung and helped by the semi dark staging. ... Read More:

3.I Vespri Siciliani - Teatro Comunale Di Bologna [1986] starring: Leo Nucci, Veriano Luchetti, Bonaldo Giaiotti, Susan Dunn, Gianfranco Casarini directed by: Luca Ronconi April 22, 1991
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £2.97
Puccini may not be Verdi or even Andrew Lloyd Webber, but he can write a good tune. Tosca has two good ones. Everything about this staging of Tosca is off kilter. The set may look great at La Scala but on your TV you just want to rush for Panasonics geomagnetic button to straighten the set. Most singers would chop off their right hand to play Scarpia. He should make your flesh creep. The audience should want to hiss as if at a Victorian melodrama. Leo Nucci plays him as if he was a randy, faded matinee idol rather than the treacherous Chief of Police. Salvatore Licitra Is unconvincing as the romantic lead. "E lucevan le stele" however is beautifully sung and helped by the semi dark staging. ... Read More:

4.Puccini - Tosca [2000] directed by: Luca Ronconi February 05, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £18.48
Puccini may not be Verdi or even Andrew Lloyd Webber, but he can write a good tune. Tosca has two good ones. Everything about this staging of Tosca is off kilter. The set may look great at La Scala but on your TV you just want to rush for Panasonics geomagnetic button to straighten the set. Most singers would chop off their right hand to play Scarpia. He should make your flesh creep. The audience should want to hiss as if at a Victorian melodrama. Leo Nucci plays him as if he was a randy, faded matinee idol rather than the treacherous Chief of Police. Salvatore Licitra Is unconvincing as the romantic lead. "E lucevan le stele" however is beautifully sung and helped by the semi dark staging. ... Read More:

5.I Vespri Siciliani [2004] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Leo Nucci, Veriano Luchetti, Bonaldo Giaiotti, Susan Dunn, Gianfranco Casarini directed by: Luca Ronconi April 26, 2005
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £8.60
Puccini may not be Verdi or even Andrew Lloyd Webber, but he can write a good tune. Tosca has two good ones. Everything about this staging of Tosca is off kilter. The set may look great at La Scala but on your TV you just want to rush for Panasonics geomagnetic button to straighten the set. Most singers would chop off their right hand to play Scarpia. He should make your flesh creep. The audience should want to hiss as if at a Victorian melodrama. Leo Nucci plays him as if he was a randy, faded matinee idol rather than the treacherous Chief of Police. Salvatore Licitra Is unconvincing as the romantic lead. "E lucevan le stele" however is beautifully sung and helped by the semi dark staging. ... Read More:

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