by Alexia Stresi · Flammarion · ISBN 9782080413277
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«Des lendemains qui chantent» is the novel by Alexia Stresi, published by Flammarion in paperback (448 pages, in French).
Paris, 1935: at the premiere of Verdi's Rigoletto at the Opéra-Comique, a young tenor, Elio Leone, upstages the lead. Born in Italy at the dawn of the First World War and orphaned, he has only one asset: an extraordinary voice. The novel explores his contradictions and how human relationships end up shaping his destiny.
For lovers of the novel set in interwar Paris and of the world of opera.
