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Puccini: La bohème
Corinna Niemeyer; Floris Visser; Welsh National Opera; Dieuweke van Reij; Jon Morrell; Alex Brok; Welsh National Opera Orchestra
LlandudnoLa bohème

Puccini: La bohème
Corinna Niemeyer; Floris Visser; Welsh National Opera; Dieuweke van Reij; Jon Morrell; Alex Brok; Welsh National Opera Orchestra
SouthamptonLa bohème

Puccini: La bohème
Corinna Niemeyer; Floris Visser; Welsh National Opera; Dieuweke van Reij; Jon Morrell; Alex Brok; Welsh National Opera Orchestra
OxfordLa bohème

Puccini: La bohème
Frederick Brown; Floris Visser; Welsh National Opera; Dieuweke van Reij; Jon Morrell; Alex Brok; Welsh National Opera Orchestra
PlymouthLa bohème

Puccini: La bohème
Corinna Niemeyer; Floris Visser; Welsh National Opera; Dieuweke van Reij; Jon Morrell; Alex Brok; Welsh National Opera Orchestra
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Dudamel and the LA Phil take Disney Hall Where the Wild Things Are
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