Concert (konzertant) performance of Johann Strauss II Der lustige Krieg, Philharmonie im Gasteig, Munich, Sunday 7 March 2004, 19.00, the 5. Sonntagskonzert of the Munchner Rundfunkorchester 2003/2004 season, relayed live on Bayern 4 Klassik. THE ONLY DOCUMENT IS THE ONE THAT CAME WITH THE RIP, and I could corroborate it nowhere outside the folder: the Bayerischer Rundfunk programme booklet (Programmheft.txt, 21 kB - full cast by role with voice types, the speakers, the dialogue director Michael Sturminger, the chorus repetiteur Eduard Asimont, the interval after Act I, and the live-relay note with the interval feature Der lustige Krieg oder Nur fur Natur. Johann Strauss vergessene Erfolgsoperette. Von Stefan Frey), plus a collectors summary sheet (Der lustige Krieg.txt) that repeats it. A programme is printed before the night, so this is an intention rather than a record of it; I searched the Wayback copies of br-online.de (the Bayern 4 Klassik schedule pages /programme/bayern4/index.jsp?show=0&date=YYYYMMDD survive, but there is no capture for 7 March 2004), muenchner-rundfunkorchester.de, MusicBrainz, Discogs and the Operetten-Lexikon, and found no second source. What does check out: 7 March 2004 was a Sunday, matching Sonntag, 07. Marz 2004 and the Sonntagskonzert series; and the two mp3s run 58:06 and 1:23:31, i.e. Act I then Acts II-III, matching the booklets Pause nach dem 1. Akt. This is a different performance from the only issued recording of the work, the 1999 ORF CD240 with the same conductor but the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Jeunesse-Chor and Jorma Silvasti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_lustige_Krieg#Recordings). Kay Stiefermann also sang Biffi and Riccardo; he is entered on Franchetti. Billing is on Violetta and Umberto Spinola, the two romantic leads, plus Else, whom the houses own programme lists second.

Concert (konzertant) performance of Johann Strauss II Der lustige Krieg, Philharmonie im Gasteig, Munich, Sunday 7 March 2004, 19.00, the 5. Sonntagskonzert of the Munchner Rundfunkorchester 2003/2004 season, relayed live on Bayern 4 Klassik. THE ONLY DOCUMENT IS THE ONE THAT CAME WITH THE RIP, and I could corroborate it nowhere outside the folder: the Bayerischer Rundfunk programme booklet (Programmheft.txt, 21 kB - full cast by role with voice types, the speakers, the dialogue director Michael Sturminger, the chorus repetiteur Eduard Asimont, the interval after Act I, and the live-relay note with the interval feature Der lustige Krieg oder Nur fur Natur. Johann Strauss vergessene Erfolgsoperette. Von Stefan Frey), plus a collectors summary sheet (Der lustige Krieg.txt) that repeats it. A programme is printed before the night, so this is an intention rather than a record of it; I searched the Wayback copies of br-online.de (the Bayern 4 Klassik schedule pages /programme/bayern4/index.jsp?show=0&date=YYYYMMDD survive, but there is no capture for 7 March 2004), muenchner-rundfunkorchester.de, MusicBrainz, Discogs and the Operetten-Lexikon, and found no second source. What does check out: 7 March 2004 was a Sunday, matching Sonntag, 07. Marz 2004 and the Sonntagskonzert series; and the two mp3s run 58:06 and 1:23:31, i.e. Act I then Acts II-III, matching the booklets Pause nach dem 1. Akt. This is a different performance from the only issued recording of the work, the 1999 ORF CD240 with the same conductor but the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Jeunesse-Chor and Jorma Silvasti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_lustige_Krieg#Recordings). Kay Stiefermann also sang Biffi and Riccardo; he is entered on Franchetti. Billing is on Violetta and Umberto Spinola, the two romantic leads, plus Else, whom the houses own programme lists second.

Concert (konzertant) performance of Johann Strauss II Der lustige Krieg, Philharmonie im Gasteig, Munich, Sunday 7 March 2004, 19.00, the 5. Sonntagskonzert of the Munchner Rundfunkorchester 2003/2004 season, relayed live on Bayern 4 Klassik. THE ONLY DOCUMENT IS THE ONE THAT CAME WITH THE RIP, and I could corroborate it nowhere outside the folder: the Bayerischer Rundfunk programme booklet (Programmheft.txt, 21 kB - full cast by role with voice types, the speakers, the dialogue director Michael Sturminger, the chorus repetiteur Eduard Asimont, the interval after Act I, and the live-relay note with the interval feature Der lustige Krieg oder Nur fur Natur. Johann Strauss vergessene Erfolgsoperette. Von Stefan Frey), plus a collectors summary sheet (Der lustige Krieg.txt) that repeats it. A programme is printed before the night, so this is an intention rather than a record of it; I searched the Wayback copies of br-online.de (the Bayern 4 Klassik schedule pages /programme/bayern4/index.jsp?show=0&date=YYYYMMDD survive, but there is no capture for 7 March 2004), muenchner-rundfunkorchester.de, MusicBrainz, Discogs and the Operetten-Lexikon, and found no second source. What does check out: 7 March 2004 was a Sunday, matching Sonntag, 07. Marz 2004 and the Sonntagskonzert series; and the two mp3s run 58:06 and 1:23:31, i.e. Act I then Acts II-III, matching the booklets Pause nach dem 1. Akt. This is a different performance from the only issued recording of the work, the 1999 ORF CD240 with the same conductor but the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Jeunesse-Chor and Jorma Silvasti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_lustige_Krieg#Recordings). Kay Stiefermann also sang Biffi and Riccardo; he is entered on Franchetti. Billing is on Violetta and Umberto Spinola, the two romantic leads, plus Else, whom the houses own programme lists second.

Concert (konzertant) performance of Johann Strauss II Der lustige Krieg, Philharmonie im Gasteig, Munich, Sunday 7 March 2004, 19.00, the 5. Sonntagskonzert of the Munchner Rundfunkorchester 2003/2004 season, relayed live on Bayern 4 Klassik. THE ONLY DOCUMENT IS THE ONE THAT CAME WITH THE RIP, and I could corroborate it nowhere outside the folder: the Bayerischer Rundfunk programme booklet (Programmheft.txt, 21 kB - full cast by role with voice types, the speakers, the dialogue director Michael Sturminger, the chorus repetiteur Eduard Asimont, the interval after Act I, and the live-relay note with the interval feature Der lustige Krieg oder Nur fur Natur. Johann Strauss vergessene Erfolgsoperette. Von Stefan Frey), plus a collectors summary sheet (Der lustige Krieg.txt) that repeats it. A programme is printed before the night, so this is an intention rather than a record of it; I searched the Wayback copies of br-online.de (the Bayern 4 Klassik schedule pages /programme/bayern4/index.jsp?show=0&date=YYYYMMDD survive, but there is no capture for 7 March 2004), muenchner-rundfunkorchester.de, MusicBrainz, Discogs and the Operetten-Lexikon, and found no second source. What does check out: 7 March 2004 was a Sunday, matching Sonntag, 07. Marz 2004 and the Sonntagskonzert series; and the two mp3s run 58:06 and 1:23:31, i.e. Act I then Acts II-III, matching the booklets Pause nach dem 1. Akt. This is a different performance from the only issued recording of the work, the 1999 ORF CD240 with the same conductor but the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Jeunesse-Chor and Jorma Silvasti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_lustige_Krieg#Recordings). Kay Stiefermann also sang Biffi and Riccardo; he is entered on Franchetti. Billing is on Violetta and Umberto Spinola, the two romantic leads, plus Else, whom the houses own programme lists second.

Concert (konzertant) performance of Johann Strauss II Der lustige Krieg, Philharmonie im Gasteig, Munich, Sunday 7 March 2004, 19.00, the 5. Sonntagskonzert of the Munchner Rundfunkorchester 2003/2004 season, relayed live on Bayern 4 Klassik. THE ONLY DOCUMENT IS THE ONE THAT CAME WITH THE RIP, and I could corroborate it nowhere outside the folder: the Bayerischer Rundfunk programme booklet (Programmheft.txt, 21 kB - full cast by role with voice types, the speakers, the dialogue director Michael Sturminger, the chorus repetiteur Eduard Asimont, the interval after Act I, and the live-relay note with the interval feature Der lustige Krieg oder Nur fur Natur. Johann Strauss vergessene Erfolgsoperette. Von Stefan Frey), plus a collectors summary sheet (Der lustige Krieg.txt) that repeats it. A programme is printed before the night, so this is an intention rather than a record of it; I searched the Wayback copies of br-online.de (the Bayern 4 Klassik schedule pages /programme/bayern4/index.jsp?show=0&date=YYYYMMDD survive, but there is no capture for 7 March 2004), muenchner-rundfunkorchester.de, MusicBrainz, Discogs and the Operetten-Lexikon, and found no second source. What does check out: 7 March 2004 was a Sunday, matching Sonntag, 07. Marz 2004 and the Sonntagskonzert series; and the two mp3s run 58:06 and 1:23:31, i.e. Act I then Acts II-III, matching the booklets Pause nach dem 1. Akt. This is a different performance from the only issued recording of the work, the 1999 ORF CD240 with the same conductor but the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Jeunesse-Chor and Jorma Silvasti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_lustige_Krieg#Recordings). Kay Stiefermann also sang Biffi and Riccardo; he is entered on Franchetti. Billing is on Violetta and Umberto Spinola, the two romantic leads, plus Else, whom the houses own programme lists second.

Concert (konzertant) performance of Johann Strauss II Der lustige Krieg, Philharmonie im Gasteig, Munich, Sunday 7 March 2004, 19.00, the 5. Sonntagskonzert of the Munchner Rundfunkorchester 2003/2004 season, relayed live on Bayern 4 Klassik. THE ONLY DOCUMENT IS THE ONE THAT CAME WITH THE RIP, and I could corroborate it nowhere outside the folder: the Bayerischer Rundfunk programme booklet (Programmheft.txt, 21 kB - full cast by role with voice types, the speakers, the dialogue director Michael Sturminger, the chorus repetiteur Eduard Asimont, the interval after Act I, and the live-relay note with the interval feature Der lustige Krieg oder Nur fur Natur. Johann Strauss vergessene Erfolgsoperette. Von Stefan Frey), plus a collectors summary sheet (Der lustige Krieg.txt) that repeats it. A programme is printed before the night, so this is an intention rather than a record of it; I searched the Wayback copies of br-online.de (the Bayern 4 Klassik schedule pages /programme/bayern4/index.jsp?show=0&date=YYYYMMDD survive, but there is no capture for 7 March 2004), muenchner-rundfunkorchester.de, MusicBrainz, Discogs and the Operetten-Lexikon, and found no second source. What does check out: 7 March 2004 was a Sunday, matching Sonntag, 07. Marz 2004 and the Sonntagskonzert series; and the two mp3s run 58:06 and 1:23:31, i.e. Act I then Acts II-III, matching the booklets Pause nach dem 1. Akt. This is a different performance from the only issued recording of the work, the 1999 ORF CD240 with the same conductor but the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Jeunesse-Chor and Jorma Silvasti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_lustige_Krieg#Recordings). Kay Stiefermann also sang Biffi and Riccardo; he is entered on Franchetti. Billing is on Violetta and Umberto Spinola, the two romantic leads, plus Else, whom the houses own programme lists second.

Concert (konzertant) performance of Johann Strauss II Der lustige Krieg, Philharmonie im Gasteig, Munich, Sunday 7 March 2004, 19.00, the 5. Sonntagskonzert of the Munchner Rundfunkorchester 2003/2004 season, relayed live on Bayern 4 Klassik. THE ONLY DOCUMENT IS THE ONE THAT CAME WITH THE RIP, and I could corroborate it nowhere outside the folder: the Bayerischer Rundfunk programme booklet (Programmheft.txt, 21 kB - full cast by role with voice types, the speakers, the dialogue director Michael Sturminger, the chorus repetiteur Eduard Asimont, the interval after Act I, and the live-relay note with the interval feature Der lustige Krieg oder Nur fur Natur. Johann Strauss vergessene Erfolgsoperette. Von Stefan Frey), plus a collectors summary sheet (Der lustige Krieg.txt) that repeats it. A programme is printed before the night, so this is an intention rather than a record of it; I searched the Wayback copies of br-online.de (the Bayern 4 Klassik schedule pages /programme/bayern4/index.jsp?show=0&date=YYYYMMDD survive, but there is no capture for 7 March 2004), muenchner-rundfunkorchester.de, MusicBrainz, Discogs and the Operetten-Lexikon, and found no second source. What does check out: 7 March 2004 was a Sunday, matching Sonntag, 07. Marz 2004 and the Sonntagskonzert series; and the two mp3s run 58:06 and 1:23:31, i.e. Act I then Acts II-III, matching the booklets Pause nach dem 1. Akt. This is a different performance from the only issued recording of the work, the 1999 ORF CD240 with the same conductor but the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Jeunesse-Chor and Jorma Silvasti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_lustige_Krieg#Recordings). Kay Stiefermann also sang Biffi and Riccardo; he is entered on Franchetti. Billing is on Violetta and Umberto Spinola, the two romantic leads, plus Else, whom the houses own programme lists second.

Concert (konzertant) performance of Johann Strauss II Der lustige Krieg, Philharmonie im Gasteig, Munich, Sunday 7 March 2004, 19.00, the 5. Sonntagskonzert of the Munchner Rundfunkorchester 2003/2004 season, relayed live on Bayern 4 Klassik. THE ONLY DOCUMENT IS THE ONE THAT CAME WITH THE RIP, and I could corroborate it nowhere outside the folder: the Bayerischer Rundfunk programme booklet (Programmheft.txt, 21 kB - full cast by role with voice types, the speakers, the dialogue director Michael Sturminger, the chorus repetiteur Eduard Asimont, the interval after Act I, and the live-relay note with the interval feature Der lustige Krieg oder Nur fur Natur. Johann Strauss vergessene Erfolgsoperette. Von Stefan Frey), plus a collectors summary sheet (Der lustige Krieg.txt) that repeats it. A programme is printed before the night, so this is an intention rather than a record of it; I searched the Wayback copies of br-online.de (the Bayern 4 Klassik schedule pages /programme/bayern4/index.jsp?show=0&date=YYYYMMDD survive, but there is no capture for 7 March 2004), muenchner-rundfunkorchester.de, MusicBrainz, Discogs and the Operetten-Lexikon, and found no second source. What does check out: 7 March 2004 was a Sunday, matching Sonntag, 07. Marz 2004 and the Sonntagskonzert series; and the two mp3s run 58:06 and 1:23:31, i.e. Act I then Acts II-III, matching the booklets Pause nach dem 1. Akt. This is a different performance from the only issued recording of the work, the 1999 ORF CD240 with the same conductor but the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Jeunesse-Chor and Jorma Silvasti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_lustige_Krieg#Recordings). Kay Stiefermann also sang Biffi and Riccardo; he is entered on Franchetti. Billing is on Violetta and Umberto Spinola, the two romantic leads, plus Else, whom the houses own programme lists second.

Concert (konzertant) performance of Johann Strauss II Der lustige Krieg, Philharmonie im Gasteig, Munich, Sunday 7 March 2004, 19.00, the 5. Sonntagskonzert of the Munchner Rundfunkorchester 2003/2004 season, relayed live on Bayern 4 Klassik. THE ONLY DOCUMENT IS THE ONE THAT CAME WITH THE RIP, and I could corroborate it nowhere outside the folder: the Bayerischer Rundfunk programme booklet (Programmheft.txt, 21 kB - full cast by role with voice types, the speakers, the dialogue director Michael Sturminger, the chorus repetiteur Eduard Asimont, the interval after Act I, and the live-relay note with the interval feature Der lustige Krieg oder Nur fur Natur. Johann Strauss vergessene Erfolgsoperette. Von Stefan Frey), plus a collectors summary sheet (Der lustige Krieg.txt) that repeats it. A programme is printed before the night, so this is an intention rather than a record of it; I searched the Wayback copies of br-online.de (the Bayern 4 Klassik schedule pages /programme/bayern4/index.jsp?show=0&date=YYYYMMDD survive, but there is no capture for 7 March 2004), muenchner-rundfunkorchester.de, MusicBrainz, Discogs and the Operetten-Lexikon, and found no second source. What does check out: 7 March 2004 was a Sunday, matching Sonntag, 07. Marz 2004 and the Sonntagskonzert series; and the two mp3s run 58:06 and 1:23:31, i.e. Act I then Acts II-III, matching the booklets Pause nach dem 1. Akt. This is a different performance from the only issued recording of the work, the 1999 ORF CD240 with the same conductor but the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Jeunesse-Chor and Jorma Silvasti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_lustige_Krieg#Recordings). Kay Stiefermann also sang Biffi and Riccardo; he is entered on Franchetti. Billing is on Violetta and Umberto Spinola, the two romantic leads, plus Else, whom the houses own programme lists second.