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John Burrows Glyndebourne

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Spring 1939. Rehearsals of Don Giovanni are in full swing, and love is in the air among the young singers in the Festival Opera Chorus. But as the situation in Europe worsens, some company members have reason to dread the approach of war.

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Singers: Katie Van Kooten. Giles Underwood and Balcarras Crafoord

Pianist…………Oliver Gooch Director……..David Blount

Eva:………..Tracy Wiles Morgan:………Tom Bevan Laurence/Busch:…………Jonathan Keeble Christie/Meissner:………..Simon Treves Audrey:…………Elizabeth Morgan Actor:……….Rudolph Johnevrtts MrsTatler:……….Jean Trend Carl:……….Brian Parr

Afternoon Play: Glyndebourne First broadcast: Wed 7th May 2003, 14:15 on BBC Radio 4 FM

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