File:Fidelio act2 (02) Sunahara Miyake and Fujiwara 1948 wmplayer 2013-04-12 10-21-30-306 R.jpg

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English: Performance of Beethoven "Fidelio".
(From right to left) Michiko Suhnahara (Soprano, Marzelline) , Harue Miyake (Soprano, Leonore) and Yoshie Fujiwara (Tenor, Florestan).
日本語: ベートーヴェン『フィデリオ』第2幕の放送（第1回放送芸能祭）
右からマルセリーネの砂原美智子、レオノーレの三宅春恵、フロレスタンの藤原義江
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