Artôt de Padilla, Lola |
| OPERA SINGER, VOCAL TEACHER (BELGIUM/SPAIN) |
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BORN 5 Oct 1876, Sèvres, Hauts-de-Seine - DIED 12 Apr 1933, Berlin BIRTH NAME Padilla, Dolores de GRAVE LOCATION Stahnsdorf, Brandenburg: Südwestkirchhof, Bahnhofstrasse (Block Charlottenburg, Gartenblock III, Gartenstelle 185) |
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Soprano Lola Artôt de Padilla was the daughter of the fiery soprano and mezzosoprano Désirée Artôt and bariton Mariano Padilla y Ramos. Her godmother was Pauline Viardot, her mother's singing teacher. She studied with her mother and sang in Paris, Scandinavia and Poland. In 1902 she made her formal debut at the Hoftheater in Wiesbaden in "Mignon" (by Thomas). From 1905 until 1908 she was employed at the Komische Oper in Berlin. In 1907 she was the first to sing the part of Vreli in "A Village Romeo and Juliet" by Frederick Delius. From 1909 until 1927 she worked for the Berliner Hofoper. She also performed in other cities in Germany and in the Netherlands, Scandinavia and Poland. She was famous for her parts in "Nozze di Figaro" and "Don Giovanni". After she left the stage she continued to live in Berlin where she worked as a singing teacher. She died there in 1933. Related persons • performed work of Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus |
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 The grave of Lola Artôt de Padilla at the Südwestfriedhof, Stahnsdorf. Picture by Androom (08 Aug 2020) |
Sources • Gottschalk, Wolfgang, Südwestfriedhof Stahnsdorf, Verlag Dirk Nishen, Berlin, 1991 • Artôt de Padilla, Lola |
