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Didur, Adam
Opera singer. Born in 1877. Former member of the N. Y. Metropolitan Opera Co. of N. Y. On Oct. 30, 1915 he participated in a concert sponsored by Polish National Council of America. He sang the principal basso role on May 3, 1926 in Chicago, Ill. at the "Haunted Manor."

From: "Who's Who in Polish America" by Rev. Francis Bolek, Editor-in-Chief; Harbinger House, New York, 1943

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Didur, Adam
(1874-1946)
opera singer

An operatic bass. Adam Didur was born in Sanok, Poland. He began his singing career at the age of sixteen and made his concert debut as a soloist in Milan, Italy in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. He made his operatic debut in Rio de Janeiro in 1894 with an Italian touring company. For thirty-nine years he performed in every major opera house in the world. He remained a principal bass of the Metropolitan Opera House for about twenty-five years. He returned to Poland in 1945 to become director of the Silesian Opera Company in Katowice and died one year later.

From: Wally West

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Adam Didur (1874-1946) - opera singer; on November 14, 1908, Didur debuted in the title role in Mefistofele at the Manhattan Opera in New York; two days later, at the opening of the season at the Metropolitan, he was Ramifies in Aida; for subsequent 25 years he remained a principal bass of the Metropolitan Opera where he sang 729 times.

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