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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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| Work | Composer | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Giuditta, Scene I. “Oh where, oh where shall I find peace?” (Giuditta, Octavio)Franz Lehár vocalist | Franz Lehár | vocalist | 1997 |
| Giuditta, Scene V. “Octavio! Octavio! You!” (Giuditta, Octavio) |
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Deborah Riedel is a soloist. 11 classical recordings in this catalogue.
Franz Lehár
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| Franz Lehár |
| vocalist |
| 1997 |
| Giuditta, Scene IV. “Kiss my lips and your heart is aflame” (Giuditta, Chorus)Franz Lehár vocalist | Franz Lehár | vocalist | 1997 |
| Giuditta, Scene IV. “Visions of love enfold me” (Giuditta, Chorus)Franz Lehár vocalist | Franz Lehár | vocalist | 1997 |
| Giuditta, Scene II. “Blue as the summer sky above” (Giuditta, Octavio)Franz Lehár vocalist | Franz Lehár | vocalist | 1997 |
| Giuditta, Scene V. Finaletto (Duke, Giuditta, Octavio)Franz Lehár vocalist | Franz Lehár | vocalist | 1997 |
| Giuditta, Scene IV. Finale, Scene Four (Octavio, Chorus, Giuditta)Franz Lehár vocalist | Franz Lehár | vocalist | 1997 |
| Giuditta, Scene III. Finale, Scene Three (Octavio, Giuditta)Franz Lehár vocalist | Franz Lehár | vocalist | 1997 |
| Giuditta, Scene I. Finale, Scene One (Giuditta, Manuele, Innkeeper)Franz Lehár vocalist | Franz Lehár | vocalist | 1997 |
| The Magic Flute Act 2: Trio (No. 19) "So will we never meet again?"Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart vocalist | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | vocalist | — |
| The Magic Flute Act 2: Finale (No. 21) "Now, marching down the road of morning..."Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart vocalist | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | vocalist | — |