21 January 1964 After an absence of several years, Callas makes a triumphant return to the stage at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, in a memorable new production of Tosca directed by Franco Zeffirelli that is highly praised on all counts. She gives six performances. 🔊 Listen to the recording here: https://wnrcl.me/tosca 👉 Discover more on: www.maria-callas.com 🇫🇷 21 janvier 1964 Après plusieurs années d'absence, Callas fait un triomphal retour sur scène au Royal Opera House, Covent Gar

Maria Callas went down in history as one of the greatest opera singers of the last century, but her life was plagued by tragedy. Her mother took away her childhood to make her a star and although everyone idolizes her for her great talent, the Greek-born singer never felt loved until she met Aristotle Onassis. The bel canto goddess wanted to start a family with the tycoon, but their romance was far from a happy ending. | Rosa

10–21 August 1953 Callas sings Tosca in the legendary recording with Giuseppe di Stefano and Tito Gobbi at La Scala, Milan, conducted by Victor de Sabata, universally acclaimed as one of the finest recordings ever made. Listen to the full recording: https://wnrcl.me/tosca1 More on www.maria-callas.com 🇫🇷 10-21 août 1953 Callas chante Tosca dans l'enregistrement légendaire, avec Giuseppe di Stefano et Tito Gobbi, réalisé à la Scala de Milan sous la direction de Victor de Sabata, gravure unanime