Live radio relay of the world premiere, Nationaltheater Munchen, 27 October 2006, the first half of the William Friedkin double bill with Salome. Wikipedia's National Theatre (Munich) list of world premieres gives the date; Tim Ashley's Guardian review of 3 November 2006 (https://web.archive.org/web/20230724214036/https://www.theguardian.com/music/2006/nov/03/classicalmusicandopera2) names Gabriele Schnaut as the Woman and Kent Nagano as conductor. The broadcast cast list that came with the recording (cast.doc, headed "Munchen / 27.10.2006 — Live aus dem Munchner Nationaltheater") lists Das Gehege first, with "Die Frau — Gabriele Schnaut", then the Salome cast, with "Bayerisches Staatsorchester / cond. Kent Nagano" under both. Audio: the first of the two broadcast files runs 44:40 — announcement to 5:30, roughly 34 minutes of music from 6:30, then about 3.5 minutes of applause — which is Das Gehege; the second file is the 97-minute Salome (findopera 12307), filed separately.

Live radio relay of the world premiere, Nationaltheater Munchen, 27 October 2006, the first half of the William Friedkin double bill with Salome. Wikipedia's National Theatre (Munich) list of world premieres gives the date; Tim Ashley's Guardian review of 3 November 2006 (https://web.archive.org/web/20230724214036/https://www.theguardian.com/music/2006/nov/03/classicalmusicandopera2) names Gabriele Schnaut as the Woman and Kent Nagano as conductor. The broadcast cast list that came with the recording (cast.doc, headed "Munchen / 27.10.2006 — Live aus dem Munchner Nationaltheater") lists Das Gehege first, with "Die Frau — Gabriele Schnaut", then the Salome cast, with "Bayerisches Staatsorchester / cond. Kent Nagano" under both. Audio: the first of the two broadcast files runs 44:40 — announcement to 5:30, roughly 34 minutes of music from 6:30, then about 3.5 minutes of applause — which is Das Gehege; the second file is the 97-minute Salome (findopera 12307), filed separately.