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MADAMA BUTTERFLY
Giacomo Puccini
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Giacomo Puccini
MADAMA BUTTERFLY
Verona, Arena di Verona, 2004

Soloists: 
Fiorenza Cedolins (Cio-Cio-San/Madama Butterfly), Francesca Franci (Suzuki), Mina Blum (Kate Pinkerton), Marcello Giordani (B. F. Pinkerton), Juan Pons (Sharpless)
Orchestra, Chorus: 
Chorus and Orchestra of the Zurich Opera House
Conductor: 
Daniel Oren
Director: 
Franco Zeffirelli
Location: 
Verona, Arena di Verona

Giacomo Puccini’s Madama Butterfly – the composer’s selfproclaimed favourite work and certainly one of the most beloved operas in the repertoire – is brought to life at the world-famous Arena di Verona. This opulent production, directed by respected film and opera director Franco Zeffirelli, is sung by a cast of excellent singers. Fiorenza Cedolins is a sought after Butterfly singer and her Pinkerton is performed by the renowned tenor Marcello Giordani. The celebrated operatic baritone Juan Pons gives the principled United States consul Sharpless. The performance is lead by long-established Arena di Verona conductor Daniel Oren with all the splendour that a Puccini opera demands. The sum of all this is a gloriously sung musical experience.
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