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Bayreuth Baroque Celebrates Record Year

The Bayreuth Baroque Festival looks back on a successful season. With a capacity of 96 percent, the performances have been almost completely sold out. And the plans for the coming year are already in place. On September 7, 2027, the festival starts with the opera "Semiramide riconosciuta" at the Markgräflichen Opernhaus. [...]

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