Review: Lehár: Cloclo (Sieglinde Feldhofer)
Weimar sauce makes a rediscovered Lehár operetta a lip-smacking treat.
Educated at Adelaide and Sydney universities. Radio – presenter and production at 5UV and 5MBS. Winner of SA Bilby award. Writing since the early 1990s and published in DB and Rhythms magazine as well as Limelight since 2014. Liner notes for Artworks and ABC Classics.
Weimar sauce makes a rediscovered Lehár operetta a lip-smacking treat.
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