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Strauss, (J.): Die Fledermaus (compete opera recorded in 1984) cover
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JOHANN STRAUSS II
Strauss, (J.): Die Fledermaus (compete opera recorded in 1984)
The Royal Opera at Covent Garden / Dame Kiri Te Kanawa / Hermann Prey / Hildegard Heichele / Benjamin Luxon / Placido Domingo
 [ Warner Music Vision / NVC Arts DVD / DVD - released 13/Oct/2003 ]
"An Austrian composer of Viennese waltzes; Johann Strauss is known as "the Waltz King." His almost 500 dance pieces are his crowning achievement, while his "Die Fledermaus" is the epitome of operetta." -ALLMUSIC
Orchestra! - Introducing the Modern Symphony Orchestra cover
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Orchestra! - Introducing the Modern Symphony Orchestra
Dudley Moore (presenter) / Schleswig-Holstein Festival Orchestra / Sir Georg Solti
 [ DECCA / 2 DVD/CD - released 8/Oct/2007 ]
G - Hosted by Sir Georg Solti and Hollywood star Dudley Moore, Orchestra! is the landmark UK Channel 4 TV series from 1991, introducing the modern symphony orchestra.
Bluebeard's Castle (a filmed version of the complete opera) cover
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Bluebeard's Castle (a filmed version of the complete opera)
Sylvia Sass / Kolos KovAts / London Philharmonic Orchestra / Sir Georg Solti
 [ Decca DVD / DVD - released 1/May/2008 ]
G : - "If not anything, this is a fine opportunity to re-assess Bartók's dramatic acumen in an intimate environment. Sound and visuals are of the highest Decca standards. Highly recommended." (ClassicalNet April 2008)