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    Rossini: Der Barbier Von Sevilla

    Buy Rossini: Der Barbier Von Sevilla on DVD
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    Released: 2006-01-10

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    Rossini: Der Barbier Von Sevilla DVD Cast & Features Cast:
    Luigi Alva, Teresa Berganza, Stefania Malagu, Hermann Prey, Fritz Wunderlich, Erika Köth, Max Proebstl, Hans Hotter

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    Rossini: Der Barbier Von Sevilla DVD Details
    Video:
    Black & White
    Audio:
    Dolby Digital Mono
    Language:
    English
    Subtitles:
    German, italian, English, French, Spanish
    		 Running Time: 141
    Genre: Classical Opera Operetta Oratorio
    Item Weight: 1
    UPC: 044007341162
    Product Code: DEGRB000577509DVD
    Format: DVD
    Year:1990
    Studio: Deutsche Grammophon
    Rossini: Der Barbier Von Sevilla DVD Summary The Barber of Seville contains an archival recording of one of the first widely-televised operas -- a performance of Gioacchino Rossini's celebrated comic opera The Barber of Seville -- originally broadcast on Christmas day, December 25, 1959.

    The by-now-familiar story involves Count Almaviva's devoted attempts to win the heart of the gorgeous Rosina and wrest her away from her guardian, Dr.

    Bartolo    , with the assistance of the clever Figaro, the Sevillian barber of the title.

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