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Complete works Opera 2013 I DUE FOSCARI by Giuseppe Verdi, Teatro dell'Opera di Roma, Conducted by Riccardo Muti 2008 PARSIFAL by Richard Wagner, Palau de les Arts Valencia, Conducted by Lorin Maazel 2003 FIDELIO by Ludwig van Beethoven, Teatro La Scala, Milano, Conducted by Riccardo Muti 2002 THE FLYING DUTCHMEN by Richard Wagner, Domstufen Festspiele Erfurt, Conducted by Norbert Gugerbauer 2001 THE MAGIC FLUTE by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Baltimore Opera Company, Conducted by Will Crutchfield 2001 TANNHÄUSER by Richard Wagner, Houston Grand Opera, Houston, Conducted by John Fiore WERNER HERZOG FILM GMBH Spiegelgasse 9 1010 Vienna / Austria www.wernerherzog.com 2001 TANNHÄUSER by Richard Wagner, Teatro Municipal, Rio de Janeiro, Conducted by Karl Martin 2001 GIOVANNA D'ARCO by Giuseppe Verdi, Teatro Carlo Felice, Genova Conducted by Nello Santi 2000 TANNHÄUSER by Richard Wagner, Baltimore Opera Company, Conducted by Christian Badea 1999 FIDELIO by Ludwig van Beethoven, Teatro La Scala, Milano, Conducted by Riccardo Muti 1999 TANNHÄUSER by Richard Wagner, Teatro Real, Madrid Conducted by Christof Perick 1999 THE MAGIC FLUTE by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Teatro Bellini, Catania Conducted by Zoltan Pesko 1999 TANNHÄUSER by Richard Wagner, Teatro Real, Madrid Conducted by Christof Perick 1998 TANNHÄUSER by Richard Wagner, Teatro Massimo, Palermo Conducted by John Neschling 1998 TANNHÄUSER by Richard Wagner, Teatro di San Carlo, Napoli Conducted by Gustav Kuhn WERNER HERZOG FILM GMBH Spiegelgasse 9 1010 Vienna / Austria www.wernerherzog.com 1997 TANNHÄUSER by Richard Wagner, Opera Royal de Wallonie, Liège Conducted by Friedrich Pleyer 1997 TANNHÄUSER by Richard Wagner, Teatro de la Maestranza, Sevilla Conducted by Klaus Weise 1997 CHUSHINGURA by Shigeaki Saegusa, Tokyo 1996 IL GUARANY by Antonio Carlos Gomes, The Washington Opera Conducted by John Neschling 1994 NORMA by Vincenzo Bellini, Arena di Verona Conducted by Gustav Kuhn 1994 IL GUARANY by Antonio Carlos Gomes, Oper Bonn Conducted by John Neschling 1993 THE FLYING DUTCHMAN by Richard Wagner, Opera Bastille, Paris Conducted by Myung -Whun Chung 1992 LA DONNA DEL LAGO by Gioacchino Rossini, Teatro La Scala, Milano Conducted by Riccardo Muti 1991 THE MAGIC FLUTE by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Teatro Bellini, Catania Conducted by Spiros Argiris 1989 GIOVANNA D’ARCO by Giuseppe Verdi, Teatro Comunale Bologna Conducted by Riccardo Chailly WERNER HERZOG FILM GMBH Spiegelgasse 9 1010 Vienna / Austria www.wernerherzog.com 1987 LOHENGRIN by Richard Wagner, Festival Bayreuth Conducted by Peter Schneider 1986 DOKTOR FAUSTUS by Ferruccio Busoni, Teatro Comunale Bologna Conducted by Zoltan Pesko WERNER HERZOG FILM GMBH Spiegelgasse 9 1010 Vienna / Austria www.wernerherzog.com .

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