Giacomo Puccini - Madame Butterfly Album

Tracklist

1	Acte I
2	Acte III
3	Acte II

Credits

• Artwork – OKley
• Baryton – Robert Massard (tracks: Sharpless)
• Soprano Vocals – Jane Berbié (tracks: Suzuki), Michèle Le Bris (tracks: Cio-Cio-San)
• Tenor Vocals – Georges Liccioni (tracks: Pinkerton)

Notes

Livret de Giacosa et Illica
Version française de Paul Ferrier
Série Artistique Polaris
10-61 imp. polychrome Gentilly

Short intro

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