Opera Australia announces new Ring conductor
Pietari Inkinen to replace Richard Mills as conductor of The Melbourne Ring Cycle 2013.
Pietari Inkinen to replace Richard Mills as conductor of The Melbourne Ring Cycle 2013.
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