Quick Context: Conclusion of the first act of "Siegfried," with Siegfried Jerusalem in the title role and Heinz Zednik as Mime. Joseph Keilberth, Bayreuth Festival Orchestra (Recorded 26th July, 1955, Bayreuth Festival Theatre)
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Conclusion of the first act of "Siegfried," with Siegfried Jerusalem in the title role and Heinz Zednik as Mime. Joseph Keilberth, Bayreuth Festival Orchestra (Recorded 26th July, 1955, Bayreuth Festival Theatre) Andreas Schager (tenor) Conductor: Matthias Fletzberger Summertime Festival Orchestra feat.
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- Conclusion of the first act of "Siegfried," with Siegfried Jerusalem in the title role and Heinz Zednik as Mime.
- Joseph Keilberth, Bayreuth Festival Orchestra (Recorded 26th July, 1955, Bayreuth Festival Theatre)
- Andreas Schager (tenor) Conductor: Matthias Fletzberger Summertime Festival Orchestra feat.
- From the Ring Centenary, conducted by Pierre Boulez, directed by Patrice Cheréau.
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