Rocky - You phone is ringing, answer it

ADAMBERGER (Adamberger) Valentine (6 VII 1743, Munich - 24 VIII 1804, Vienna) - German singer (tenor). Pupil I. V. Valesi. He performed in Italy, where he gained wide fame under the name Adamonti; two seasons (1777-78 and 1778-79) toured the King. Haymarket Theater in London (sang in the operas of A. Saccini and Scipio's Charity by I. K. Bach). From 1780 he was a soloist of the Court National Theater, from 1789 he came to parish. chapels in Vienna. A. highly appreciated by V. A. Mozart, calling him a man whom "Germany can be proud of. " Especially for A. , ​​he wrote the part of Belmont ("Abduction from the Seraglio") and several. concert arias (in Italian). In the works of Mozart, A. performed the part of Vogelsang (“Theater Director”) and solo in the cantata “Penitent David” and others.