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MadridJanácek - Katia KabanováNew production
Janáček: Kátya Kabanová
Gustavo Gimeno; Christof Loy; Teatro Real; Étienne Pluss; Robby Duiveman; Fabrice Kebour; Orquesta Titular del Teatro Real
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HK Gruber; Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra; Lauren Michelle; Wallis Giunta; Michael Laurenz
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Strauss R.: Arabella
Constantin Trinks; Sven-Eric Bechtolf; Vienna State Opera; Rolf Glittenberg; Marianne Glittenberg; Orchestra of the Vienna State Opera; Concert Association Vienna State Opera Chorus
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