Der Rosenkavalier

Der Rosenkavalier

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Anne Schwanewilms
Marschallin
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Sabine Brohm
Valzacchi
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Hans-Joachim Ketelsen
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Maki Mori
Sophie
Kurt Rydl
Kurt Rydl
Baron Ochs
Anke Vondung
Anke Vondung
Octavian

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The Semperoper caused a sensation in November 2007 when it visited Japan for the first time in twenty-six years. The demand for tickets and the audience's enthusiasm were unprecedented, not least because the company was staging a piece that is performed more authentically in Dresden than anywhere else in the world: Richard Strauss' Der Rosenkavalier, which received its first performance in Dresden in 1911. Leading the ensemble was the radiant-voiced and profoundly thoughtful Marschallin of Anne Schwanewilms.
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