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Such skill!

Così immensa e brava , la vita non Le ha reso merito alla fine. Riascoltarla è sempre come la prima volta....BRAVA ....!!!!

Maria Callas non cantava musica classica,ERA la musica classica

❤ Me chiamo Marisa Monte et sono cantante lirico pupilo di Maria🎉mia Madonna e 🌹 rose mistiche

❤Maria Callas sei belíssima e madre della chiesa papal Io sono cantante per te.🎉

per crollare a terra con la schiena come fece il "dannato" coltelato dalla Callas all'11° minuto, è necessario possedere notevoli capacità acrobatiche

Época de glamour. ❤

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She lived this role. The older I get the more I appreciate this. Her expression and voice at 7:27 has me in tears.

Bisogna scrivere il nome degli interpreti e direttore d’orchestra sotto questi bei video. Chi interpreta il Barone Scarpia?

Ineguagliabile, ha tracciato un solco nel modo di cantare tra il prima e il dopo Callas, una autentica rivoluzione. Il mostro sacro della lirica

È pernesso dire che la Callas può anche non piacere? Grazie

😢l"ascolterei e vedrei tutta la vita

ЭТО ПОСТАНОВКА В СТУДИИ? НЕ ОТРЫВОК ИЗ СПЕКТАКЛЯ ? КАК ГОВОРЯТ , С МЕСТА В КАРЬЕР! 😮🎉🎉🎉

Mientras mas la escuchas, mas la adoras. Su pasión en cada interpretación es única,

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To one and all, I am looking for this beautiful woman’s counterpart in video and I believe that ONE of you MAY have that wonderful video or interview of her with Ed Murrow, Sir Thomas Beecham and Victor Borge, on tape AND in full… Can anyone reach out… She IS of course, Divine! But to this, how would I know? Because music is fun to talk about, right? She actually found it quite difficult! I wonder why, when the words match up with the meaning of life ONLY in music… Could be? God Bless.

Stupendo

clapping in between??

Callas's voice had a velvety sheen at this point in her career and Callas was absolutely marvelous. Unfortunately, the voice later became shrill, and this detracted significantly from the unusual and special fire that remained throughout her career. Yes, she was exceptional. Let us not forget George London's consummate interpretation of Scarpia.

Grazie, una vera gemma rara… meglio di niente!

Es la perfección, es sublime su actuación, cuanto me habría gustado verla y disfrutar de su arte

🎉❤😢Callas,The supreme voice off all time❤❤❤❤❤

La grande maría callas poco registro de video tosca de puccini

Lovely Callas

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Raina dice cose molto belle, molto vere ❤

A young man was interviewed standing overnight to buy tickets for a Callas concert. He said, "Only for her." Her heart matched her glorious voice elevating her to the very heavens above.

I love London the baritone.. such a beautiful easy voice

ГЕНИАЛЬНО!!!❤❤❤

…La Divina und die Jahrhundert-Stimme des George London. Wer das wahrhaft erleben durfte, ist zum Zeitzeugen geworden und hat das seinen Nachkommen weiter gegeben. Auf das sich die Geschichte eines Weltwunders von Generation zu Generation vererben möge. An der Kunst der Maria Callas sollte sich die Welt erfreuen. Nicht den Gott-, und gewissenlosen Warlords dieser Welt. Sie arbeiten nur am Untergang der Zivilisation. Scarpia hat für seinen brutalen Zynismus bezahlt.

She really sounds beautiful here. No edge that usually identifies her sound. So happy to have heard this!

In addition to Callas's legendary characterization of Tosca, this excerpt showcases London's tour de force performance as Scarpia.

MERCI!!!!

Interesting that no one ever talks about this act II but only the Covent Garden one, by which time her voice was mostly gone.

When I was a kid (one year old when this was presented) the networks paid homage to the arts. I mean, my first exposure to the arts was on the Ed Sullivan show, and Bugs Bunny of course. Thank God my parents were open to the arts.

This set in a tv studio was very small and cramped. During a rehearsal London fell dead in a position that made it impossible for her to move around him. She burst out laughing and said 'There are too many legs around here!' Even in this performance you can see how she has to awkwardly step over his legs.

Ma dove le trovi tutte queste cose rare, fratello? Ci stupisci!

Maria “era” e sarà per sempre Tosca! Per fortuna qualche spezzone della sua arte scenica si vede ancora. Troppo grande per sempre! ❤

This staging omitted Tosca's desperate search for the permit, and then her terror at taking it off the corpse. The final orchestral crash always makes one nearly jump out of one's skin! There was no comparison with Gobbi's thrilling authority, but to see La Callas in any version is to be devoutly grateful.

Quelle merveille La Callas et G. London en 1956 les voix parfaite

What an absolute treat this is!!! Thank you SO much for uploading this <3

In this 1956 performance she was 'Tosca in training' for her definitive 'TOSCA' in 1964. No comparison to the greatness of 1964. Here she is Tosca. In 1964 at Covent Gardens she was TOSCA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Grande donna e artista, lucida e onesta .

Слушала Каллас много Конечно ни у кого такого голоса нет Но эту арию и например из Самсон и Далила люблю слушать в исполнении Рене Флеминг а также Елены Образцовой Спасибо

Да уж, такой постановки, таких голосов сейчас не увидишь и не услышишь!

Callas sang from the heart with that glorious voice. And it goes to heart. Vissi d'arte is her autobiography.

So Scarpia was the Harvey Weinstein of his day! Well played, Mr London. You even hold the stage, almost, with the greatest singing actress we’ve ever had on this earth! 👏🤩👏🤩👏