Nino Bonavolantà, Orchestre Lyrique de l'O.R.T.F., Chorale Lyrique de l'O.R.T.F. Jacques Trigeau, Alain Vanzo, Robert Currier-Christesen, Edith Tremblay, Anita Terzian Orazio Gualtiero, Antonio Annaloro, Guido Mazzini, Mazza Medici, Nedda CaseiĪlberto Zedda, Orchestra Filarmonica de Sanremo, Coro del Teatro Comunale di Bologna Walter Monachesi, Doro Antonioli, Ettore Bastianini, Mafalda Masini, Rosetta Noliįrancesco Molinari-Pradelli, Teatro di San Carlo Chorus and Orchestra (Naples) (Schaunard, Marcello, Rodolfo, Mimi, Musette) "Scuoti, o vento fra i sibili" (Rodolfo)."Musette svaria sulla bocca viva" (Mimì)."Io non ho che una povera stanzetta" (Marcello).As the Christmas chimes are heard, Mimì dies. La bohème (photo by Scott Suchman) Program Life is short. Musette, who accidentally meets her there, sacrifices her jewels to procure fuel to warm the room for Mimì. Mimì returns to Rodolfo, at the brink of death. Angrily, Marcello and Rodolfo force both women to leave the apartment. Musette begs her to go with her, but she refuses.
During the festivities in the courtyard, Mimì has allowed herself to be carried off by Count Paul, but she returns, motivated by love for Rodolfo. Musette, who can no longer bear the sufferings of hunger and want, determines to leave Marcello. The neighbours, awakened from sleep, protest in vain and the scene ends in a general fight between the two factions.
Here the Bohemians, who arrive in large numbers, celebrate joyously. She expects guests but cannot entertain them in any other way than by receiving them in the courtyard. When this has been done, she returns home. In consequence, her furniture has been confiscated and is carried down to the courtyard. Musette's lover has left her, refusing any longer to pay her debts. Problems playing this file? See media help.
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