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Wozzeck

Format: DVD Genre: Opera/Operetta, Music Video (Concert/Performance)

Wozzeck

Format: DVD Genre: Opera/Operetta, Music Video (Concert/Performance)

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DVD

List Price: $29.99

Price: $25.49

You Save: $4.50 (15%)

In 2010, for the first time in it's history, the Bolshoi Opera presented Alban Berg's masterpiece Wozzeck. This bold, sensitive, and truly historic production by Russian director Dmitri Cherniakov aims to "highlight the hidden sorrows of a late twentieth-century man dwelling in a megalopolis." a transcendent cast is led by rising star conductor Teodor Currentzis.