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Giuditta
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Giuditta

Jan 1, 2003
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★ 8.0

Overview

Austrian composer Franz Léhar's opera Giuditta receives a unique interpretation by the Seefestspiele Mörbisch in this stage production, which stars Natalia Ushakova and Mehrzad Montazeri as the principal leads. The Morbisch Festival Orchestra accompanies the production, while the Chorus and Ballet of the Seefestpiele Mörbisch lend added support.

Genres

Music

Production Companies

Videoland

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Cast

Natalia Ushakova

Giuditta

Natalia Ushakova

Mehrzad Montazeri

Octavio

Mehrzad Montazeri

Julia Bauer

Anita

Julia Bauer

Rudolf Bibl

Conductor

Rudolf Bibl

Friedrich Schwardtmann

Antonio

Friedrich Schwardtmann

Peter Uray

Manuele

Peter Uray

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