Wagner - Tristan Und Isolde Trailer (1981)
29 June 1981
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29 June 1981
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Hildegard Behrens as Isolde
Yvonne Minton as Brangäne
Hans Sotin as Marke, King of Cornwall
Herbert Steinbach as Melot
Bernd Weikl as Kurwenal
Karlheinz Hundorf Director
Leonard Bernstein Conductor
Richard Wagner Compositor
Richard Wagner Writer
Germany 29 June 1981
United States 29 June 2018
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