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Who wrote the opera "Tosca"?
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| Ludwig van Beethoven |
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| Giacomo Puccini |
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| Vincenzo Bellini |
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| Christoph Willibald Gluck |
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Dubbed a "shabby little shocker", Tosca opens with three crashing orchestral chords and never lets up until the opera-singer heroine, having stabbed the villain Scarpia and watched her artist-lover Cavaradossi die, leaps to her own death. Her Vissi d'arte and Cavaradossi's E Lucevan le Stelle epitomise opera's power to stir passion. Famous Toscas: Maria Callas, Renata Tebaldi, Angela Gheorgiu.
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