Gloria and Lionetto are now alone and bid farewell to each other as he lies dying, "Gloria, ove sei?" (Gloria, where are you?) When Lionetto dies, Gloria grabs the dagger which had killed him, stabs herself to death, and falls on his body. Recordings The opera has had two full-length recordings, both from live performances. The 1969 RAI radio broadcast conducted by Fernando Previtali was released in a remastered version by Bongiovanni Records in 2005. The 1997 performance at the San Gimignano Festival conducted by Marco Pace was released by Kicco Classic in 1998. An excerpt from Gloria appears on Verismo (Decca Classics, 2009) with Renée Fleming singing Gloria's aria "O mia cuna fiorita". Lionetto's aria "Pur dolente son io" also appears occasionally on tenor recital discs. References Notes Sources Gelli, Piero and Poletti, Filippo (eds.) (2007). "Gloria", Dizionario Dell'opera 2008. Baldini Castoldi Dalai. Mallach, Alan (2007). The Autumn of Italian Opera: From Verismo to Modernism, 1890–1915. Northeastern University Press. Montero, Luis (18 February 1908). "Gloria del Maestro Cilea". La Vanguardia, pp. 4–5 (review of the 1908 performance in Rome) Morini, Mario and Ostali Jr., Pietro (1995). Casa Musicale Sonzogno: Cronologia delle opere. Casa Musicale Sonzogno Pugliaro, G. (ed.) (1997). Opera '97. Annuario dell'opera lirica in Italia. EDT srl. External links Libretto Synopsis, Teatro Grattacielo Italian-language operas Operas by Francesco Cilea 1907 operas Operas Operas set in Italy Verismo operas Operas based on plays Opera world premieres at La Scala Opera world premieres at the Teatro San Carlo Operas based on works by Victorien Sardou