'I lived for art and for love' 🎨❤️ The Royal Opera's thrilling production of Puccini's Tosca is one that will take your breath away. Watch the full opera on ROH Stream. Sign up today enjoy the first month for just £1. ▶️ https://bit.ly/3OyVK8X | Royal Ballet And Opera

✨ De spectaculaire finale van de eerste akte van Tosca (2022): het indrukwekkende Te Deum! Terwijl het Koor van De Nationale Opera een meeslepende mis zingt, droomt Scarpia — vertolkt door bariton Gevorg Hakobyan — over triomfen en overwinningen. Een krachtig moment vol spanning en drama! 🎭🎶 🗓️ 3-25 september https://nationale.operaballet.nl/tosca-2025 . . . . . . ✨ The spectacular finale of Act I of Tosca (2022): the impressive Te Deum! While the powerful Chorus of Dutch National Opera perfo

Angela Gheorghiu and Jonas Kaufmann in the final scene of Giacomo Puccini's Tosca at the Wiener Staatsoper | Angela Gheorghiu

In the final scene of David McVicar’s thrilling production of Puccini’s Tosca, the title character leaps off the parapet of the iconic Castel Sant’Angelo after realizing that Cavaradossi’s execution was real. Last week, we went behind the scenes with sopranos Angela Gheorghiu and Liudmyla Monastyrska to rehearse this dramatic conclusion. Gheorghiu takes the stage tomorrow, April 8, and Wednesday, April 12, and Monastyrska returns to the stage Saturday, April 15, for the final performance this se

Tosca... what a masterpiece! This is the final scene from Benoît Jacquot‘s fantastic movie. Tosca still believes until the very end that her lover Mario will be shot with blank bullets, but realizing that the execution was real the only escape for her will be death. Passion, hope, doubt, drama, hysteria... it has it all! Tosca premiered on 14 January 1900 in Rome ❤️🎶 | Angela Gheorghiu

Check out the latest episode of Aria Code, the Met’s insightful and entertaining podcast created in collaboration with WQXR. Host Rhiannon Giddens joins tenor Joseph Calleja and musicologist Carolyn Abbate to explore Cavaradossi’s “E lucevan le stelle” from Act III of Puccini’s Tosca. Available wherever you get podcasts. Listen now: bit.ly/3g7vUZJ | The Metropolitan Opera