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Frankfurt am MainAlcina

Handel: Alcina
Julia Jones; Johannes Erath; Oper Frankfurt; Kaspar Glarner; Joachim Klein; Opera Frankfurt Orchestra
BerlinManon LescautNew production

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Bertrand de Billy; Johannes Erath; Staatsoper Berlin; Kaspar Glarner; Birgit Wentsch; Olaf Freese; Staatskapelle Berlin
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Wagner: Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg
Axel Kober; Keith Warner; Vienna State Opera; Boris Kudlička; Kaspar Glarner; John Bishop; Orchestra of the Vienna State Opera
Frankfurt am MainLe Postillon de Lonjumeau

Adam: Le Postillon de Lonjumeau
Benjamin Reiners; Hans Walter Richter; Oper Frankfurt; Kaspar Glarner; Jakob Bogensperger; Opera Frankfurt Orchestra
BerlinManon Lescaut

Puccini: Manon Lescaut
Bertrand de Billy; Johannes Erath; Staatsoper Berlin; Kaspar Glarner; Birgit Wentsch; Olaf Freese; Staatskapelle Berlin
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