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Santa Fe Opera’s Triumphant Fidelio

22/07/201421/07/2014 by Rafael De Acha

United States Beethoven, Fidelio: Soloists, Harry Bicket (conductor), Santa Fe Opera, Santa Fe, New Mexico. 12.7.2014 (RDA)

Fidelio- Photo Santa Fe Opera

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