Puccini 2

Publisher: Zacharopoulos S.I. (. . .) With "Tosca", Puccini achieved, both in terms of content and music, a complete departure from the "tragedie larmoyane", as presented in "Manon Lescaut", "La bohème", and "Madama Butterfly". In this work, he develops a strikingly dynamic style, which would reach its peak in "Turandot". This is undoubtedly a great opera, immersed in dark, sombre colours.