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Opera stars: Singers Joan Sutherland, left, and Tatiana Troyanos (in Bellini's Norma) delight countless audiences - but very few people hear more than single words of the libretto
Opera stars: Singers Joan Sutherland, left, and Tatiana Troyanos (in Bellini's Norma) delight countless audiences - but very few people hear more than single words of the libretto

Opera stars: Singers Joan Sutherland, left, and Tatiana Troyanos (in Bellini's Norma) delight countless audiences - but very few people hear more than single words of the libretto

Date4/28/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Opera stars: Singers Joan Sutherland; left; and Tatiana Troyanos (in Bellini's Norma) delight countless audiences - but very few people hear more than single words of the libretto
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0102752F
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