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Bayreuth 1934 - Frieda Leider/Max Lorenz Act 1 Gotterdamerung Live Video

Written By The Wagnerian on Sunday, 5 June 2011 | 9:47:00 am

Frieda Leider/Max Lorenz Act 1 Gotterdamerung

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