Die Kluge - Roles and Role Creators

Roles and Role Creators

Role Voice type Premiere cast, 20 February 1943
Conductor: Otto Winkler
The king baritone Rudolf Gonszar
The peasant bass Emil Staudenmeyer
The peasant's wise daughter soprano Coba Wackers
Prison governor bass Emil Staudenmeyer
Donkey owner tenor Oskar Wittazscheck
Mule owner baritone Günther Ambrosius
First vagabond tenor Emil Seidenspinner
Second vagabond baritone Paul Kötter
Third vagabond bass Herbert Hesse

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