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Leo Delibes Jean de Nivelle
Deutsche Oper zwischen Wagner und Strauss
The Nickel City solution
The Nickel City solution

By Valerian Ruminski

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"Since 2009 Buffalo NY has had a well reviewed, viable and fully professional opera company. Despite a bad economy and a questionable patron base Nickel City Opera has grown from nothing to a repse...

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Verdi und Wagner Oper und Politik
Oper Leipzig
Oper Leipzig

By Helga Wallmuller

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Liebe, Ehe und Partnerwahl zur Zeit des Nationalsozialismus
Die Welt auf der Buhne
Die Welt auf der Buhne

By Frank Nolte

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Jacques Offenbach und das Theatre des Bouffes Parisiens 1855
Operette und Musical
Operette und Musical

By Heinrich Zelton

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Great Opera Composers for Young Singers Volume 2

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