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Daniel Harding Conducts the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Puccini’s Tosca

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Eleonora Buratto &middot; Jonathan Tetelman&nbsp; Ludovic T&eacute;zier Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia Coro dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia Daniel Harding

PUCCINI Tosca - Jonathan Tetelman

Puccini: Tosca

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&ldquo;This new account boasts the finest Tosca cast of the digital era and is a recording I&rsquo;ll be returning to often in years to come.&rdquo; (Gramophone Magazine | Recording of the Month) 
The Orchestra dell&rsquo;Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia under Musical Director Daniel Harding together with Chilean-American tenor Jonathan Tetelman release their new album, on which they are joined by an array of performers to present Puccini&rsquo;s operatic thriller Tosca.
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This concert performance not only commemorates the Puccini anniversary but also marks the official debut of Harding as the orchestra&rsquo;s new Music Director, conducting his first ever performances of the tragic opera.
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With an all-star cast on board, led by star tenor Jonathan Tetelman and soprano Eleonora Buratto as ill-fated lovers, their presentation of Tosca made a fitting tribute to Puccini in the year of the centenary of his death. They were joined amongst others by Ludovic T&eacute;zier as Baron Scarpia. With such experienced performers conjuring the drama of an opera in a concert performance, highlighting the slightest vocal and orchestral nuances &ndash; every detail of Puccini&rsquo;s wonderful writing can be heard.
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