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Musical! Die Show (Musical! The Show) is a television musical talent show produced by the ORF, an Austrian public TV-broadcaster. The finals took place on January 11, 2008, in which Vincent Bueno was hailed as the winner.

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• Programme
• External links
• References

Programme

The broadcasting of the programme began in September 2007. Many interested ones joined audition. Through advance ones were the best 10 of the jurors selected.

External links

• "Musical! Die Show" Homepage ^{[ permanent dead link ]}

References

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