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Addio del passato damrau biography

          Diana Damrau was born in Günzburg, Bavaria on into a musical family..

          In the dying Violetta's exquisite farewell to bygone days (“Addio, del passato”), the insistent pathos of the off-beat accents is evocative of.

        1. In the dying Violetta's exquisite farewell to bygone days (“Addio, del passato”), the insistent pathos of the off-beat accents is evocative of.
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        3. Diana Damrau was born in Günzburg, Bavaria on into a musical family.
        4. Her 'addio del passato' was solid, but 'Prendi quet'e' immagine' was impeded by bad direction.
        5. Soprano Diana Damrau plays the tragic heroine, Violetta, and tenor Juan Diego Flórez returns to the Met for the first time since.

          6. Diana Damrau

          “Ms. Damrau was an extraordinary Violetta, singing with big, plush yet focused sound, taking enormous but well-calculated dramatic liberties during Violetta’s moments of soulful reflection and wrenching despair over her illness.”

          New York Times


          “Diana Damrau, a consummate singing actress, was in her element with this characterization.

          Her pearly soprano and spicy coloratura captured Violetta’s brittle fever of self-deception in Act I; Act III’s “Addio del passato” sounded, appropriately, as if drawn from her last ounce of strength. But Act II was the most original: At the end of the confrontation with Germont, Alfredo’s father, who demands that she give him up for the sake of family propriety, Violetta issues her own demand: that Alfredo be told of her sacrifice when she is dead.

          Some sopranos make this a plea: Ms. Damrau made it seem like a threat—if he didn’t comply, she would haunt him forever.”

          Wall Street Journal

          “The evening’s greatest d