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We're heading to the Royal Opera House in London for a classic this week from 2013. Here's the host Stephen Fry with more

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Thank you everyone out there who's watching the live stream and welcome to the Paul Hamlin Hall here in the Royal Opera House at Coven Garden

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Verdi Vessus Wagner the 200th birthday debate

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Verdi Wagner 200th birthday festival

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