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The Nose
Shostakovich’s satirical opera adapted from the classic short story by Nikolai Gogol. Baritone Eduard Akimov leads the cast as Kovalyov, the hapless bureaucrat whose nose has mysteriously gone missing.
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Shostakovich’s satirical opera adapted from the classic short story by Nikolai Gogol. Baritone Eduard Akimov leads the cast as Kovalyov, the hapless bureaucrat whose nose has mysteriously gone missing.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Georgy Ionin, Alexander Preis, Dmitri Shostakovich, Evgeny Zamyatin
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Video Artists Int
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