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Live from the Met:
Arabella Richard Strauss 's most romantic opera, with Renee Fleming and Barbara Bonney in the leading roles. During the interval
Rodney Milnes continues his series Opera Snaps- a sideways glance at each of this season's Metoperas.
Chorus and Orchestra of the New York
Metropolitan Opera, conductor Christophe Eschenbach
Act
7.40 Interval: New York Collections
Tim Marlow visits the Lower East Side
Tenement Museum where Ruth Abram , its president, explains how it is using history to address contemporary issues.
8.10 Act 2
9.00 The Met Opera Quiz
Brian Zeger puts listeners' questions to Ken Benson , Martin Bernheimerand Suzanne Martinucci.
9.20 Opera Snaps
9.25 Act 3
BROADCAST GUIDE: For a free copy of the Met Broadcast Guide, call the BBC Information line on [number removed] A fine romance: page 20

Contributors

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Arabella Richard Strauss
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Renee Fleming
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Barbara Bonney
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Rodney Milnes
Conductor:
Christophe Eschenbach
Unknown:
Tim Marlow
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Ruth Abram
Unknown:
Brian Zeger
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Ken Benson
Unknown:
Martin Bernheimerand
Unknown:
Suzanne Martinucci.
Arabella:
Renee Fleming (soprano)
Zdenka:
Barbara Bonney (soprano)
Count Waldner, their father:
Eric Hahvarson (bass)
Matteo:
Raymond Very (tenor)
Mandryka:
Hans-Joachim Ketelsen (baritone)
Fiakermilli:
Laura Aikln (soprano)
Adelaide:
Judith Forst (contralto)
Fortuneteller:
Jane Shaulis(mezzo)
Elemer:
Adam Klein (tenor)
Dominik:
Franco Pomponi (baritone)
Lamoral:
Julien Robbins (bass)
Waiter:
Bernard Fitch (tenor)
Welko:
Roger Crouthamel (baritone)
Ojura:
Glenn Alpert (tenor)
Jankel:
Garth Dawson (baritone)
Cardplayer:
Donald Peck (bass)
Cardplayer:
Ross Crollus (bass)
Cardplayer 3:
Glenn Bater (bass)

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