Jacques Offenbach - 'Barcarolle' from The Tales of Hoffman
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Stunning operatic piece by Jacques Offenbach 'Barcarolle' from The Tales of Hoffman.  The beautiful voices are, Julia Pietrusewica - Soprano and Katarzyna Radon - Mezzo Soprano, singing with the Symphony Orchestra of the Ryszard Bukowski Secondary Music School, in the Polish Nationwide Music Schools' Symphonic Orchestras Competition, conducted by Artur Wrobel.  Also, best use of a Triangle - I hope they won!?#Offenbach #barcarolle #talesofhoffman #opera #choral #symphonyorchestra #poland #polish #soprano #juliapietrusewica #mezzosoprano #katarzynaradon #conductor #arturwrobel #musicschool #competition #jeeni #music #musicians #operasingers #classicalmusic #classicalcomposers #bestuseofatriangle #musicvideo #musicfest #community #talent #unsigned #creatives #fans #superfans 

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