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- ↑ Musical News - Volume 16 - Page 19 1899 The premiere of Mr. Wilhelm Stenhammar's new opera, entitled " Tirfing," on December 9th, at the Royal Theatre, ... the composer, who conducted the opera, and the author of the libretto, the talented Madame Anna Boherg — who has also ...
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