10½” FONOTIPIA – FERRUCCIO CORRADETTI and ADAMO DIDUR
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10½” FONOTIPIA – FERRUCCIO CORRADETTI and ADAMO DIDUR
92382 FORZA DEL DESTINO (Verdi) – Del mondo i disinganni ( Mx: Xph 3178)
Recorded in Milano, 23th April 1908
92383 POLIUTO (Donizetti) – Di tua beltade immagine ( Mx: Xph 3573)
Recorded in Milano, 29th October 1908
Very light scratch on side one.
CONDITION : E =
Adamo Didur (December 24, 1874 - January 7, 1946)
Adamo Didur was a top-class Polish bass. He sang extensively in opera in Europe and appeared at New York's Metropolitan Opera from 1908 to 1932. Born in Sanok, Didur studied in Lwow with Valery Wysocki, later working with Franz Emmerich in Milan. His concert debut came in Milan in a performance of Ludwig van Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. In 1894, he made his operatic debut in Rio de Janeiro, after which he appeared in Russia. He sang at La Scala, Milan, in 1903-1906, and at London's Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, in 1905. He also appeared with the Warsaw Opera from 1899 to 1903. Later, he travelled to Argentina, singing in Buenos Aires in the 1905-1908 operatic seasons. Didur's North American debut came at the Manhattan Opera House in 1907. Didur made his Metropolitan Opera debut on November 14, 1908, singing Mephistopheles in Charles Gounod's Faust. He remained with the company for a quarter of a century and becoming one of its principal bass singers. It was at the Met in 1913 that he appeared as Boris Godunov in the American premiere of Mussorgsky's opera. He also created roles in three operas by Giacomo Puccini at the Met, namely, La Fanciulla del West and the Il Tabarro and Gianni Schicchi segments of Il Trittico. He also appeared in the world premiere of Die Königskinder. His last appearance at the Met was in The Tales of Hoffmann on February 11, 1932. His voice had been on the wane for some time and he returned to Europe to live. Two months before the outbreak of World War II, Didur was appointed director of the opera company in Lwow, but the war made work impossible. Immediately after the war had ended he formed an opera company and taught singing. He was appointed director of the conservatory in Katowice but died in that city soon afterwards, aged 71. Didur was twice married; with his first wife, the Mexican singer Angela Aranda Arellano, he had five children, two of whom later became singers themselves. One year after her death in 1928, he married the French dancer Marguerite Vignon.
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THE ITEM IS LOCATED IN ITALY, THESE ARE THE CORRECT SHIPPING PRICES INCLUDING PACKAGING:
REGISTERED AIR MAIL
- 0-1 kg (normally 1-2 records incl. packaging): Europe: $ 23 / USA/World: $ 27 / 32
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- 3-5 kg: (normally up to 9-10 records incl. packaging) Europe:$ 26–41 / USA/World: $ 64 /93
- 5-10 kg: Europe: $ 36 - 60 / USA: $ 157
SHIPPING WITHIN ITALY : $ 16 (Euro 9,10, up to 15 kg, registered & insured).
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E + + A near mint copy.
E + A choice copy no wear whatsoever.
E Excellent. Virtually no trace of groove wear with only minimal traces of use and handling.
E – An above average record .
E = Record with slight degree if groove wear, but not enough to seriously detract from its audio quality.
V + + Obviously well played but still enjoyable. Noticeable greying in the grooves
V + Very well worn but listenable Expect the surface noise to be significant. There may be stressed grooves.
V Stressed grooves more pronounced.
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