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Il Trittico
Puccini's II Trittico, three one-act operas written to be performed together in a single evening: the sinister Il Tabarro, the tragic Suor Angelica set in a convent, and the comic Gianni Schicchi, whose scheming protagonist tricks a family out of their inheritance. Presented by Margaret Juntwait.
Il Tabarro

7.25 Twenty Minutes The Heart of Saturday Night
Shena Mackay's story of campus life, about a put-upon poet struggling with his verse, his girlfriend and an ill-advised crush. Read by David Thorpe.

7.45 Suor Angelica

8.55 The Met Opera Quiz
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9.25 Gianni Schicchi
Metropolitan Opera Chorus and Orchestra, conductor James Levine
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Contributors

Unknown:
Suor Angelica
Unknown:
Gianni Schicchi
Presented By:
Margaret Juntwait.
Unknown:
Shena MacKay
Read By:
David Thorpe.
Conductor:
James Levine
Conducted By:
Antonio Pappano
Michele:
Juan Pons (baritone)
Giorgetta:
Maria Guleqhlna (soprano)
Luigi:
Salvatore Licitra (tenor)
Suor Angelica:
Barbara Frlttoll (soprano)
La Zia Principessa:
Stephanie Blyth (mezzo)
Suor Genovieffa:
Heidi Grant Murphy (soprano)
Gianni Schicchi:
Alessandro Corbelll (baritone)
Lauretta:
Oiqa Myktenko (soprano)
Rinuccio:
Massimo Giordano (tenor)

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