Bass-baritone

Victor Godfrey

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1964

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Maria Callas' final appearance on the operatic stage was in Tosca ​at Covent Garden's 1965 Royal Gala. ​​​For many opera lovers, Maria Callas and Tosca's Vissi d'Arte ​are inseparable. "I lived for art; I lived for love" became La Divina's cri de coeur, ​​​​her swansong, the perfect expression of her own triumphs and tragedies. This unrivaled recording is from that legendary Zeffirelli production in  1964 and is one of just many jewels in the Maria Callas Live edition.

Maria Callas sings Puccini: Tosca - 'Vissi d'Arte' at Covent Garden 1964

Tosca

Cesare Angelotti

Victor Godfrey

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