Maria Callas: The Woman Behind the Legend (67 page)

New York Herald Tribune

New York Post

New York Times, The

Niarchos, Athina,
see
Onassis, Athina Livanos

Niarchos, Eugenia

Niarchos, Stavros

Nilsson, Birgit

Noir et Blanc

Norma
(Bellini)

described

disastrous performances of

at Epidaurus

M as Norma in

M’s identification with role

Zeffirelli’s production of

Notte, La

Nureyev, Rudolph

Oberon
(Weber)

Observer, The
, (London)

“Ocean! Thou mighty monster” (
Oberon
)

Odeon Athenon

Oggi

Oliver, André

Olympic Airways

Onassis, Alexander

death of

Onassis, Aristotle Socrates

alienating life-style of

attempts to change M by

bracelets given by

death of

death of, M’s reaction to

decline of

deposed by Prince Rainier

as devoted to M

divorce proceedings of

fame important to

famous women needed by

film career for M desired by

fishermen’s life idealized by

Frischauer’s biography of

Jackie Kennedy courted by

Jackie Kennedy wed to

at Kennedy funeral

life history of

marriage with M postponed by

M in love with

M manipulated by

M mocked by

monomania of

M’s abortion and

M’s career sacrificed for

M’s common origins with

M’s dependence on

M’s domestic dreams and

M’s first meeting with

M’s insecurities triggered by

M’s reactions to break with

M’s resignation to relations with

M’s return to stage and

M’s singlemindedness broken by

myasthenia gravis and

opera hated by

reconciliation with M tried after Kennedy marriage

on Skorpios

son’s death and

as storyteller

true love relationship feared by

Ulysses as hero of

Onassis, Artemis,
see
Garoufalidis, Artemis Onassis

Onassis, Athina (Tina) Livanos

death of

divorce proceedings of

marriage to marquess of Blandford

marriage to Niarchos

Onassis’ attempts at reconciliation with

Onassis, Christina

Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy

courted by Onassis

extravagant spending of

on first cruise with Onassis

married to Onassis

Onassis disenchanted with

Onassis’ death and

Opera

opera, M’s revolutionary influence on

Opera News

Orfeo ed Euridice
(Haydn)

Pacelli, Marcantonio

Pahlavi, Mohammad Reza, Shah of Iran

“Paloma, La” (song)

Papadopoulos, George

Papajohn, Alexandra

Paris Opéra (L’Opéra)

M’s debut at

Parmeggiani, Ettore

Parrish, Dr. Louis

Parsifal
(Wagner):

M as Kundry in

M’s last performance of

Pasolini, Pier Paolo

M’s friendship with

murder of, M’s reaction to

Pasta, Giuditta

Pathé-Marconi

Patti, Adelina

Pavarotti, Luciano

Pavlova, Tatiana

Paxinou, Katina

Pearson, Drew

Peralta, Angela

Perrin, Dominique

Petroff, Ivan

Picco, Guido

Pinto, Barreto

Pirata, Il
(Bellini)

Poliuto
(Donizetti)

Pomari, Gaetano

Pons, Lily

Ponselle, Rosa

Porter, Andrew

Poulenc, Francis

Prandelli, Giacinto

Prêtre, Georges

Pringle, Stanley

Pritchard, John

Protomastoras, O
(Kalomiris)

Prouse, Derek

Puccini, Giacomo

Puritani, I
(Bellini)

Radio Italiana

Radius, Emilio

Radziwill, Princess Lee

Radziwill, Prince Stanislas (“Stash”)

Rainier, Prince of Monaco

Ratto, Gianni

Requiem
(Verdi)

Rescigno, Nicola

Rhinelander, Jeanne

Rigoletto
(Verdi)

M as Gilda in

“Ritorna Vincitor” (
Aida
)

Robinson, Francis

Rochas, Hélène

Rome Opera

M banned from

M’s “scandal” at

Roosevelt, Franklin and Susan

Rosenfeld, Dr. Isadore

Rosenthal, Harold

Roskill, Mr. Justice

Rossellini, Franco

Rossi-Lemeni, Nicola

Rossini, Gioacchino

Roud, Richard

Rubinstein, Artur

Rysanek, Leonie

St. Laurent, Yves

Samuel, Claude

San Francisco Opera

San Giovanni Battista
(Stradella)

Santini, Gabriele

Santrina, Signorina (music teacher)

Sardou, Victorien

Sargent, Sir Malcolm

Sass, Sylvia

Sassu, Aligi

Saturday Review

Schippers, Thomas

Schneider, Edgar

Schonberg, Harold

Schwarzkopf, Elisabeth

Scobie, Sir Ronald M.

Scott, Walter

Scotto, Ottavio

Scotto, Renata

Seguidilla (
Carmen
)

Sell, Henry

Sequi, Sandro

Serafin, Elena

Serafin, Tullio

M’s first quarrel with

M’s genius revealed by

as M’s mentor and inspiration

M’s tribute to

recordings by M and

Shaw, George Bernard

Siepi, Cesare

Sievewright, Alan

Sills, Beverly

Simionato, Giulietta

Skouras, Spyros

Smith, Cecil

Smith, Dan

Soldier’s Tale, The
(Stravinsky)

Sonnambula, La
(Bellini)

M as Amina in

Visconti’s production of

Sordello, Enzo

Soria, Dario

Soria, Dorle

Spontini, Gasparo

Staatsoper,
see
Vienna State Opera

Stabile, Mariano

Stancioff, Nadia

Stella, Antonietta

Stendhal

Stickelbar, David

Stignani, Ebe

Stradella, Alessandro

Straniera, La
(Bellini)

Stravinsky, Igor

Sugar, Jennie

Sunday Telegraph
(London)

Sunday Times, The
(London)

Sutherland, Joan

Sutherland, Robert

Taglioni, Maria

Taubman, Howard

Taylor, Elizabeth

Teatro Colón (Buenos Aires)

Teatro Communale (Florence)

Teatro della Pergola (Florence)

Teatro Eliseo (Rome)

Teatro Municipal (Rio de Janeiro)

Teatro Regio (Turin)

Teatro San Carlo (Naples)

Tebaldi, Renata

M praised by

M reconciled with

M’s opposition joined by

M’s rivalry with

replaced by M

return to La Scala of

Tetrazzini, Luisa

Théâtre des Champs Elysées

Thebom, Blanche

Tiefland
(d’Albert)

Time
magazine

M’s cover story in

Times, The
(London)

Tonini, Antonio

Tooley, John

Tosca
(Puccini)

M’s final opera performance in

M’s recording of

M as Tosca in

proposed filming of

Zeffirelli’s production of

Toscanini, Arturo

Toscanini, Wally

Tosi, Piero

Traviata, La
(Verdi)

M as Violetta in

Visconti’s production of

Zeffirelli’s production of

Tristan und Isolde
(Wagner)

Trivella, Maria:

as M’s first voice teacher

as surrogate mother to M

Trovatore, Il
(Verdi)

M as Leonora in

Tuckerman, Nancy

Turandot
(Puccini)

M’s last stage performance of

M as Turandot in

Turco in Italia, Il
(Rossini):

M as Fiorilla in

Zeffirelli’s production of

“Una voce poco fa” (
Il Barbiere di Siviglia
)

United States Opera Company

Valéry, François