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Wednesday, 26 September 2012

Ian Storey as Siegfried - Proms Ring Cycle 2013

That forest bird has been back again: Ian will perform Siegfried - but only in Götterdämmerung - on July 28. Or so she tells us.

Posted by The Wagnerian at 11:25:00 am

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