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17 Aug 2003, Royal Albert Hall
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19:00
Sun 17 Aug 2003
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Programme
Hector Berlioz
Benvenuto Cellini, Op 23 (Weimar version)
Proms premiere of this version
Performers
Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra (SWR)
Sir Roger Norrington
conductor
conductor
Christopher Maltman
Fieramosca
Fieramosca
Franz Hawlata
Giacomo Balducci
Giacomo Balducci
Monica Groop
Ascanio
Ascanio
Laura Claycomb
Teresa
Teresa
Bruce Ford
Benvenuto Cellini
Benvenuto Cellini
Ralf Lukas
Pope Clement VII
Pope Clement VII
Johannes Chum
sco
sco
Reinhard Mayr
Bernardino
Bernardino
Ekkehard Wagner
Innkeeper
Innkeeper
Matthias Hoffmann
Pompeo
Pompeo
Ekkehard Vogler
Officer
Officer
MDR Radio Choir Leipzig
Composers
Hector Berlioz
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Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra (SWR) links
Official Homepage
Wikipedia
Sir Roger Norrington links
Wikipedia
Christopher Maltman links
Official Homepage
Wikipedia
Monica Groop links
Official Homepage
Wikipedia
Laura Claycomb links
Official Homepage
Wikipedia
Bruce Ford links
Wikipedia
Ralf Lukas links
Official Homepage
Reinhard Mayr links
Official Homepage
MDR Radio Choir Leipzig links
Wikipedia