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ViennaBeethoven 9

Beethoven: Symphony no. 9 in D minor "Choral", Op.125
Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Heinz Ferlesch; Lise Davidsen; Anna Maria Chiuri; Russell Thomas; Michael Volle
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Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Heinz Ferlesch; Nicholas Angelich; Jacquelyn Wagner; Anke Vondung; Allan Clayton
ViennaEin deutsches Requiem

Brahms, Rihm
Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Heinz Ferlesch; Barbara Rett; Maria Bengtsson; Gerald Finley; Wiener Singakademie
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Strauss R., Shostakovich
Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Heinz Ferlesch; Matthias Goerne; Wiener Singakademie; Dima Slobodeniouk
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Shostakovich
Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Heinz Ferlesch; Matthias Goerne; Iveta Apkalna; Wiener Singakademie; Dima Slobodeniouk
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