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Witwe (German: Widow)

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The two first met 19 years ago as members of the Canadian Opera Company Ensemble Studio, and their first opera together was Die lustige Witwe.

Soprano Christiane Riel and baritone John Avey were married in a ...

This is the biggest cast we've ever put out there," says Theodore Baerg, Associate Professor at the University of Western Ontario's Don Wright Faculty of Music, about this winter's UWOpera production of Lehar's perennially popular 1905 operetta, Die lustige Witwe (Feb.

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The University of British Columbia Opera Ensemble presented two performances of Lehar's Die Lustige Witwe, under the deft direction of Nancy Hermiston, head of the Voice and Opera Department at University of British Columbia.

The University of British Columbia Opera Ensemble. (Opera in Review)