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from Glyndebourne is tonight's In Performance Music by Richard Strauss
Libretto by CLEMENS KRAUSS
Elisabeth Söderström in Strauss's ' conversation piece for music' recorded at the 1976 Glyndebourne Festival (sung in German) and ROBIN LEGGATE , RICHARD ROBSON
NEIL MCKINNON , PAUL NEMEER ANTHONY SMITH , BONAVENTURA BOTTONE , PHILIP GRIFFITHS JOHN MICHAEL FLANAGAN Dancers
CAROL GRANT , ALEXANDER MILAW JONATHAN HINDEN (harpsichord) LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA leader DENNIS SIMONS conducted by Andrew Davis
Producer JOHN cox
Scenery DENNIS LENNON
Costume and furniture MARTIN BATTERSBY Choreographer PAULINE GRANT
English subtitles GILLIAN WIDDICOMBE Executive producer HUMPHREY BURTON TV presentation JOHN VERNON
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Contributors

Music By:
Richard Strauss
Unknown:
Clemens Krauss
Unknown:
Robin Leggate
Unknown:
Richard Robson
Unknown:
Neil McKinnon
Unknown:
Paul Nemeer
Unknown:
Anthony Smith
Unknown:
Bonaventura Bottone
Unknown:
Philip Griffiths
Dancers:
John Michael Flanagan
Dancers:
Carol Grant
Dancers:
Alexander Milaw
Harpsichord:
Jonathan Hinden
Leader:
Dennis Simons
Conducted By:
Andrew Davis
Producer:
John Cox
Unknown:
Dennis Lennon
Unknown:
Martin Battersby
Unknown:
Pauline Grant
Unknown:
Gillian Widdicombe
Producer:
Humphrey Burton
Unknown:
John Vernon
Flamand, a composer:
Ryland Davies
Olivier, a poet:
Dale Duesing
La Roche:
Marius Rintzler
The Countess:
Elisabeth Soderstrom
The Count, her brother:
Hakan Hagegard
Clairon, an actress:
Kerstin Meyer
An Italian tenor:
Ricardo Cassinelli
An Italian soprano:
Eugenia Ratti
Major-domo:
Thomas Lawlor
Monsieur Taupe, a prompter:
Hugues Cuénod

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