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A Remarkable Jenufa in Stuttgart

04/04/201529/03/2015 by José Irurzun

Germany Germany Janáček: Jenufa, Orchestra and Chorus of the Stuttgart Staatsoper, Sylvain Cambreling (conductor), Staatstheater, Stuttgart, 27.3.2015 (JMI).

Jenufa Photo credit: A.T. Schaefer.

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