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Stoke by Nayland

Roman River 2019 Festival

17/09/201927/05/2019 by AUTHOR

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INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS ANNOUNCED FOR ROMAN RIVER 2019 FESTIVAL

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Stunning Wagner Orchestral Fantasy Makes Words Redundant at Roman River Festival 2018

09/01/201901/10/2018 by Jim Pritchard

United Kingdom Roman River Festival 2018 – Debussy, Johanna Müller-Hermann and Wagner: Ilona Domnich (soprano), Festival Ensemble / Orlando Jopling (conductor), St Mary’s Church, Stoke by Nayland, Essex. 29.9.2019. (JPr)

St Mary’s Church, Stoke by Nayland

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