Pappano's Essential Tosca

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[@cherryblack420]

Oh man, this is making want to hear their Vissi D'arte. Their passion is remarkable. They are truly aware that they are recreating art. It's making want to visit London just for them.

[@ronaldhofbauer4573]

Maestro. We had a wonderful evening at ROH last night; the tenor from Kent we were hoping to hear was not on duty, but Anna Pirozzi sung exceptionally well, delicate and huge power, precisely when called for. After many Tosca attendances over several decades, yesterday was totally different, and thanks to this hugely educational video of yours. Thank you Maestro ever so much. You have such a ‘way’ of putting things across, with charm and enthusiasm unbounded for the music. Graczie mille

[@maureenagresta9165]

Tony and his father were my teachers about a million years ago. What a talent! It is one of my greatest privileges to have studied with them.

[@terisaccone4238]

Outstanding version. ADORED the staging !

[@zlata.toshevska]

We want more documentaries with Pappano!

[@barbaragawe170]

I admire sir Tony's Papano's opera lessons! and like this Tosca's version very much !

[@herrbrucvald6376]

No one will agree, but to me Tosca is Puccini's greatest opera, his most profound.

[@TeachUBusiness]

Tosca is a nrilliant and beautiful opera.

[@Deblaca2k9]

His dad used to give singing lessons to my granduncle. He is my hero

[@LadyHeathen82]

Great uncle*

[@palcsibankschuler8471]

Excellent! Thank you for posting it here on KZbin. I tried to watch this video on BBC Two, but it stated that it is only available within the UK.

[@aliciasarramida]

Grande Maestro Pappano ♥

[@Zelomeisterdude]

Wonderfully entertaining and enlightening video.

[@PersoonlijkRome]

Onvergeetlijk Tosca.en Rome: passie, liefde en lust, jalouzie, wreedheid, moed, macht en meeslepende muziek. Zal voor mij altijd het mooiste blijven dat ik in Rome kan bieden: de Tosca-wandeling. full immersion in verhaal en muziek: het Rome van 1800 live in het decor van het Rome van nu. Dit is een fantastische BBC documentaire met een bevlogen Pappano over deze oer-Romeinse opera.

[@Angy8823]

I love the piano at 3.08!!!

[@rajendrabiswas]

i love performing theatre with emotion

[@juanfranciscoarenas5170]

Alucinante toda la opera

[@MrGianliu]

Grande Maestro!

[@gabrielurrutiabaritono]

A modo de complemento os dejo aquí un vídeo didáctico sobre el contexto histórico, argumento y análisis musical de Tosca: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqXJdZ6vr7V_pqM

[@juanjromero2007]

is any video with the complete Tosca's rehersal by Pappano?

[@thomasgrass6357]

I like it.....

[@hashatz]

Pappano's discussion gives the impression that each Act is a tableau of a different aspect of Rome, a kind of collage that surrounds us with a variety of sensual splendor. Where is the storyline that connects the three Acts, after all, the composer's intent is to tell a story? There is no sense of continuity in Pappano's account and it - continuity - is the essential aspect of Tosca..