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I was always the first person in the theater all the time. If it was an eight-o'clock curtain, I was here at five-thirty, and it wasn't that I needed to vocalize, because I was all warmed up. I couldn't wait for it to begin.

Beverly Sills

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Ich war immer die erste Person im Theater. Wenn es ein Acht-Uhr-Vorhang war, war ich um halb neun hier, und es war nicht so, dass ich laut sprechen musste, weil ich alle aufgewärmt war. Ich konnte es nicht erwarten, dass es anfängt.

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