File:La Folia, Eberbach Abbey.jpg
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English: La Folia, Baroque orchestra from Dresden, after a concert of the Rheingau Musik Festival at the Basilika of Eberbach Abbey, vocal soloists from left: Richard Resch (tenor), Nikolay Borchev (baritone), Anna Prohaska (soprano), Julia Böhme (alto)
Deutsch: La Folia Barockorchester Dresden, nach einem Konzert beim Rheingau Musik Festival in der Basilika von Kloster Eberbach, Vokalsolisten von links: Richard Resch (Tenor), Nikolay Borchev (Bariton), Anna Prohaska (Sopran), Julia Böhme (Alt) |
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| Author | Gerda Arendt |
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