L'Opera che fu 29 - R. Leoncavallo Pagliacci - P. Mascagni Cavalleria Rusticana

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A cura di Paolo PellegriniRUGGERO LEONCAVALLO (1858 - 1919)PAGLIACCIDramma in due atti con parole di LeoncavalloCast:Nedda: Carla Gavazzi, sopranoCanio: Carlo Bergonzi, tenoreEsecuzione:Orchestra e Coro: Coro e Orchestra della RAIDirettore: Maestro Alfredo SimonettoSECONDA PARTEPIETRO MASCAGNI (1868 - 1945)CAVALLERIA RUSTICANAMelodramma in un atto su libretto di Targioni-Tozzetti e MenasciCast:Mamma Lucia: Giulietta Simionato, sopranoTuriddu: Beniamino Gigli, tenoreEsecuzione:Orchestra e Coro: Coro e Orchestra del Teatro alla ScalaDirettore: Maestro Pietro Mascagni

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