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Brigitte Fassbaender, a renowned mezzo-soprano, director, and intendant, is giving a three-day masterclass for vocal students. Her impressive international career has influenced generations of singers. The public masterclass offers a rare opportunity to witness her work with young talents.
Brigitte Fassbaender, a renowned mezzo-soprano, director, and intendant, is giving a three-day masterclass for vocal students. Her impressive international career has influenced generations of singers. The public masterclass offers a rare opportunity to witness her work with young talents.
Brigitte Fassbaender, a renowned mezzo-soprano, director, and intendant, is giving a three-day masterclass for vocal students. Her impressive international career has influenced generations of singers. The public masterclass offers a rare opportunity to witness her work with young talents.
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