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Strauss, J, II: Die Fledermaus

Pär Lindskog (Alfred), Lyubov Petrova (Adele), Pamela Armstrong (Rosalinde), Thomas Allen (Eisenstein), Ragnar Ulfung (Blind), Håkan Hagegård (Falke), Artur Korn (Frank), Malena Ernman (Orlofsky), Udo Samel (Frosch), Renée Schüttengruber (Ida)

The Glyndebourne Chorus & The London Philharmonic...

Strauss, J, II: Die Fledermaus
Vladimir Jurowski gives the bottle a good shake before popping his first cork with the overture. The London
Philharmonic are on their toes… The pace is racy, the articulation brilliant, the...

Strauss, J, II: Die Fledermaus

Pär Lindskog (Alfred), Lyubov Petrova (Adele), Pamela Armstrong (Rosalinde), Thomas Allen (Eisenstein), Ragnar Ulfung (Blind), Håkan Hagegård (Falke), Artur Korn (Frank), Malena Ernman (Orlofsky), Udo Samel (Frosch), Renée Schüttengruber (Ida)

The Glyndebourne Chorus & The London Philharmonic...

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Vladimir Jurowski gives the bottle a good shake before popping his first cork with the overture. The London
Philharmonic are on their toes… The pace is racy, the articulation brilliant, the...

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PLUS:

- Cast interviews with Thomas Allen, Pamela Armstrong, Håkan Hagegård, director Stephen Lawless and conductor Vladimir Jurowski.

- A feature on the building and architecture of Glyndebourne’s new opera house.

- BBC feature on the Waltz.

- Costume design and cast galleries.

PICTURE FORMAT: 1080i

LENGTH: 198 Mins

SOUND: 2.0 & 5.0 PCM AUDIO

SUBTITLES: EN/FR/DE/NL/ES

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Pär Lindskog (Alfred), Lyubov Petrova (Adele), Pamela Armstrong (Rosalinde), Thomas Allen (Eisenstein), Ragnar Ulfung (Blind), Håkan Hagegård (Falke), Artur Korn (Frank), Malena Ernman (Orlofsky), Udo Samel (Frosch), Renée Schüttengruber (Ida)

The Glyndebourne Chorus & The London Philharmonic Orchestra, Vladimir Jurowski

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Vladimir Jurowski gives the bottle a good shake before popping his first cork with the overture. The London
Philharmonic are on their toes… The pace is racy, the articulation brilliant, the Viennesisms deftly in place, the
waltz fruity and uplifting. It's a cracking start.
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