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Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg - The San Francisco Opera (2015)
It is love at first sight when the knight Walther von Stolzing first meets the goldsmith’s daughter, Eva. But tradition trumps love in 19th-century Nuremberg. Her father has decreed there’s only one way to win Eva’s hand in marriage, and that’s to join Nuremberg’s guild of competitive singers—and beat them all in song.
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It is love at first sight when the knight Walther von Stolzing first meets the goldsmith’s daughter, Eva. But tradition trumps love in 19th-century Nuremberg. Her father has decreed there’s only one way to win Eva’s hand in marriage, and that’s to join Nuremberg’s guild of competitive singers—and beat them all in song.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:11/18/2015
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Runtime:293 minutes
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Cast
David McVicar, Frank Zamacona
Director
James Rutherford
Hans Sachs
Brandon Jovanovich
Walther von Stolzing
Rachel Willis-Sørensen
Eva
Sasha Cooke
Magdalene
Alek Shrader
David
Martin Gantner
Sixtus Beckmesser
Ain Anger
Veit Pogner
Philip Horst
Fritz Kothner
A. J. Glueckert
Kunz Vogelgesang
Joel Sorensen
Balthasar Zorn
Corey Bix
Augustin Moser
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