Frank Strobel - Der Schmied Von Marienburg - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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The operas of Siegfried Wagner, first son of Richard Wagner and grandson of Liszt, are gaining recognition as important works in their own right, as this new recording of his thirteenth opera, Der Schmeid von Marienburg, shows.
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- GenreClassicalDescriptionThe operas of Siegfried Wagner, first son of Richard Wagner and grandson of Liszt, are gaining recognition as important works in their own right, as this new recording of his thirteenth opera, Der Schmeid von Marienburg, shows.ArtistFrank StrobelTitleDer Schmied Von MarienburgFormatCDLabelMarco Polo
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