A powerful Greek tragedy admired by Berlioz.
159. Renaud (Sacchini)
Armide II: This time, it's personal.
158. Orlando paladino (Haydn)
Where are his operas Haydn?
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A powerful Greek tragedy admired by Berlioz.
Armide II: This time, it's personal.
Where are his operas Haydn?