Arthur Apelt

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Arthur Apelt (25 August 1907 in Eibau – 1993) was a German conductor and Generalmusikdirektor .^[1]

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^ [Zum 100. Geburtstag von Generalmusikdirektor Arthur Apelt. (in German) In: Eibauer Anzeiger, 2007, p. 9.]

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Literature by and about Arthur Apelt in the German National Library catalogue
Arthur Apelt discography at Discogs
Arthur Apelt / Dvorak: Rusalka (Highlights) AllMusic
Gala Unter Den Linden prestomusic.com

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