189 results for "Madame Butterfly" between $5.00 and $150.00

Pages: 288, Paperback, Alfred Publishing

Madame Butterfly Peony Pillow - Designers Guild Exquisite hand painted design digitally printed on linen featuring delicate magnolia stems and a fluttering butterfly. The reverse is a cotton ticking in black and white and the cushion is trimmed with Franchini noir silk. Available in 24 x 18" Designers Guild offers an ever expanding collection of rugs, cushions, blankets, throws, quilts, towels, bags and home fragrance, offering beautiful design and the very best materials with an extensive colour...

Sequin embroidered butterfly open crotch thong.

No butterfly can compare with your Asian beauty. This beautiful design includes a red and gold kimono with a matching obi waist sash. Available in child sizes: Small (4-6), Medium (8-10), and Large (12-14).

Product Information Madame Butterfly (1932) Sylvia Sidney, Cary Grant Director: Marion Gering Co-stars: Charles Ruggles, Irving Pichel 86 minutes, Black and White DVD-R: Region ALL This adaptation of the Puccini opera jettisons all the music and retains only David Belasco's libretto. American actress Sylvia Sidney plays Japanese maiden Cio-Cio San, while Cary Grant is the dashing American navy lieutenant Pinkerton. The girl and the officer have a brief affair, resulting in a child. Cio-Cio San blissfully...

Member Rating: Puccini's classic opera of a trusting woman and how her love was tragically betrayed comes to the screen in this faithful film adaptation. In the 19th century, an American sailor named Benjamin Franklin Pinkerton (Richard Troxell) arrives in Japan and meets a 15-year-old girl named Cio-Cio-San (Ying Huang), whom he calls Butterfly. Butterfly falls in love with Pinkerton, but he regards their romance as a temporary fling and blithely asks for her hand even though he has no intention...

Book Details (Top) Format Hardcover Pages 191 Publisher Stone Bridge Press Publication Date October 2000 ISBN 9781880656525 (1880656523) Music : General Music : Genres & Styles: Opera Long before Puccini wrote his masterpiece, the tale of the poor Japanese girl abandoned by her foreign lover had been taken up by numerous Western writers as part of the wave of Japonisme in late-19th-century Europe. But was there a "real" Madame Butterfly? Following the tragic trail back to its...

Madame Butterfly film Product Description Madame Butterfly video Closed Captioned; English SubtitlesMadame Butterfly DVD: Director Frederic Mitterand's acclaimed cinematic adaptation of Puccini's popular opera is the first filmed version to use both Western and Eastern actors. Madame Butterfly film Presented by Martin Scorcese, this tragic tale of a love affair between a naive geisha and the American naval officer who deserts her and their young child is lushly photographed, with beautiful vocal...

Madame Butterfly is the heartwrenching story of a beautiful young geisha who sacrifices her family; her religion and; ultimately; her life for her American husband. Butterfly is the young bride of Lieutenant Pinkerton; who buys Butterfly's love while stationed in Japan and with no intention of ever taking her home to America. Martin Scorsese presents this award-winning film based on the popular opera. 133 minutes. Cast:

Release Date: 2006-05-04, Audio CD, RPO

Description: Ricordi is proud to present the first titles in their new series of orchestral scores featuring engaging images (from Casa Ricordi's historical archives) and synopses in Italian, English, French and German. In addition, these scores feature heavier cover and paper stock plus stronger binding.

The story of Cio-Cio-San, called Butterfly, a young Nagasaki geisha who, abandoned by her American lover after giving birth to their son, ultimately kills herself, continues to impress audiences today. In this outstandingly authentic and elegant production from the Sferisterio Opera Festival, Puccini's highly emotional music is expertly delivered. The superior cast is headed by Raffaella Angeletti, "certainly one of the best Butterflies of our time" ( ForumOpera.com ), who has performed this role...

Ricordi is proud to present the first titles in their new series of orchestral scores featuring engaging images (from Casa Ricordi's historical archives) and synopses in Italian, English, French and German. In addition, these scores feature heavier cover and paper stock plus stronger binding.

Quadromania: Puccini: Manon Lescaut / Madame Butterfly (1930, 1949)

Pages: 192, Edition: 0, Hardcover, Stone Bridge Press

Go Japanese with the Madame Butterfly costume of pink Kimono printed with Japanese writings and trimmed in black and a matching black belt with Obi. Geisha wig not included.