| Curt Cacioppo discusses his chamber work Snake Dance |  |
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| Curt Cacioppo discusses his chamber work The Ancestors | |
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| D-Day announcement: Speech by General Eisenhower | |
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| Dallas Symphony Broadcast Commentary | |
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| Dallas Symphony Encore, radio show | |
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| Dalton Baldwin, honorary Lotte Lehmann Foundation board member, speaks | |
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| Dame Emma Kirkby introduces 'Or let the merry bells ring round' from Handel's L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato | |
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| Dame Janet Baker in Conversation with Marjorie Anderson | |
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| Dame Myra Hess Gives Closing Speech | |
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| Dame Nellie Melba's farewell speech | |
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| Daniel S. Godfrey comments on Lightscape | |
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| Das 'Malpopita-Projekt' Radio Feature Interviews | |
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| Das englische Mädchen Nancy | |
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| Das fromme Kind (The Pious Child), recitation | |
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| Das Glück hat das Unglück nicht da zu sein, poem | |
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| Das Kölner Shostakovich-Projekt, spoken interviews and commentary | |
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| Das schöne Mädchen Rosa | |
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| December, poem (as used in conjuction with Tchaikovsky's "The Seasons") | |
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| Demofoonte, play based on the Metastasio's libretto | |
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| Den letzten Sommer seines Lebens..., poem by Hermann Hesse as read by Martin Hummel | |
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| Der letzte Tag des Juli war gekommen..., poem by Hermann Hesse as read by Martin Hummel | |
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| Der Stern lebt davon, daß dein Auge ihn sieht, poem | |
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| Dialogue: "I love to sing..." | |
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| Dialogue: "Kathleen Ferrier had died; they were looking for another alto..." | |
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| Dialogue: "Oh! Wonderful art, I thank you very much." | |
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