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by Hans Sotin, Marga Schim, Helen Donath, Dale Duesing, West German Radio Chorus, Ferdinand Leitner, West German Radio Symphony Orchestra, Fritz Peter, Horst Laubenthal, Rolf Dieter Krull, Anton Maxen, Ferdinand Schnelle & Andre Peysang · from Cornelius, P.: Barbier Von Bagdad (Der)
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Review by Yuki Tanaka★★½Sample
Respectfully: no. “Der Barbier Von Bagdad (The Barber of Bagdad): Act II: Er Kommt! Er Kommt! Er Kommt! O Wonne Meiner Brust! (Margiana, Bostana, Cadi)” is the only thing I'd revisit.
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Review by Mira Okafor★★★Sample
Solid, but I keep skipping “Der Barbier Von Bagdad (The Barber of Bagdad): Act II: Er Kommt! Er Kommt! Er Kommt! O Wonne Meiner Brust! (Margiana, Bostana, Cadi)”. Sorry Hans Sotin, Marga Schim, Helen Donath, Dale Duesing, West German Radio Chorus, Ferdinand Leitner, West German Radio Symphony Orchestra, Fritz Peter, Horst Laubenthal, Rolf Dieter Krull, Anton Maxen, Ferdinand Schnelle & Andre Peysang.
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Review by Priya Raman★★★Sample
the highs are high but it sags in the middle. still coming back for “Der Barbier Von Bagdad (The Barber of Bagdad): Act II: Er Kommt! Er Kommt! Er Kommt! O Wonne Meiner Brust! (Margiana, Bostana, Cadi)” though.
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Review by Tomasz W.★★★★Sample
Every time I think I've found my favourite track, “Der Barbier Von Bagdad (The Barber of Bagdad): Act II: Er Kommt! Er Kommt! Er Kommt! O Wonne Meiner Brust! (Margiana, Bostana, Cadi)” comes on and starts an argument.
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Review by lena★★½Sample
I wanted to love this so badly. “Der Barbier Von Bagdad (The Barber of Bagdad): Act II: Er Kommt! Er Kommt! Er Kommt! O Wonne Meiner Brust! (Margiana, Bostana, Cadi)” is fine I guess.
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