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Klaus Mäkelä Plants His Flag in Opera With Strauss’s ‘Frau’

“Die Frau Ohne Schatten” is a difficult opera for any conductor. Klaus Mäkelä chose it for his first new production, in front of a global audience.

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Klaus Mäkelä Plants His Flag in Opera With Strauss’s ‘Frau’
“Die Frau Ohne Schatten” is a difficult opera for any conductor. Klaus Mäkelä chose it for his first new production, in front of a global audience.
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