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    'Maria By Callas': The Legendary Opera Singer's Life In Her Own Words

    Dec 11, 2018 3 minutes
    Soprano Maria Callas sings at the Theater de Champs Elysees in Paris, France, under the direction of Maestro Georges Pretre, June 5, 1963. (Jean-Jacques Levy/AP)

    With Jane Clayson

    We talk with the director of a new documentary about the life of Maria Callas, to this day one of the most electrifying singers in opera.

    Guests

    Tom Volf, producer of the new, award-winning documentary, “Maria By Callas,” (@mariabycallas). Author of “Maria By Callas” and “Callas Confidential.” (@tomvolf)

    , music historian. He saw several of Callas’ final performances in New York.”

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