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• Arizona Opera: Tosca tickets in Phoenix, AZ at Phoenix Symphony Hall on Sunday January 27, 2013.
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• Tosca tickets in Phoenix, AZ at Phoenix Symphony Hall on Friday March 27, 2009.

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Did You Know?

A few minutes before the church sacristan enters (followed shortly by Cavaradossi), the dissident conceals himself in his family's chapel.

Verdi was particularly fascinated by this tragedy, but he had refused to compose music for it unless Sardou would devise another ending.After a few months Franchetti finally admitted he was not able to compose music for the work; Ricordi then asked Puccini to provide the score.

In July 1800, the new Pope (Pius VII) entered Rome as head of the Vatican State.)Tosca begins on an imposing, quasi-tragic note, much darker than the opening pages of Puccini's earlier operas.

The darkness of the orchestra continues throughout the scene of the search of the church.

As she falls, the orchestra restates briefly but forte the tragic clarinet theme which has introduced Cavaradossi's earlier aria (E lucevan le stelle).(Historic Epilogue which is not portrayed in the opera: Napoleon preferred to make an agreement with the Spanish monarchy that ensured the survival of both the Borbons in Naples and of the Pope in Rome.

Puccini too had disputes with Illica, Giacosa and Ricordi together.