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| Budai, Livia (Esztergom, 23 June 1950 - ) – Opera singer (mezzo-soprano). Her higher studies were at the Ferenc (Franz) Liszt Academy of Music, Budapest, where she was the student of Olga Révhegyi and András (Andrew) Mikó. After she won a prize in Sofia, singing by the hand sign method introduced by Zoltán Kodály, she made her debut in 1973 as Mamma Lucia in P. Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana (Parasztbecsület).1973-77 hatte sie erste Erfolge an der Nationaloper von Budapest (namentlich 1974 als Fricka in der »Walküre«), dazu war sie vor allem auch als Konzert- und Oratoriensängerin tätig. From 1973 to 1977 she was member of the State Opera House, Budapest, and was also a concert and oratorio singer. Soon after sSie kam dann nach Westdeutschland und nahm ein Engagement am Stadttheater von Gelsenkirchen an (1977), wo sie als Eboli in Verdis »Don Carlos«, eine ihrer Glanzrollen hatte.he went to West Germany and joined the City Theater in Gelsenkirchen (1977), where she had success in the role of Eboli in Verdi's Don Carlos. Great successes followed, which include guest appearances in Hamburg and at Covent Garden in London, An der Staatsoper von München, deren Mitglied sie seit 1980 war, erschien sie als Eboli im »Don Carlos« von Verdi, am Deutschen Opernhaus Berlin als Laura in »La Gioconda« von Ponchielli und als Preziosilla in Verdis »La forza del destino«. at the Opera of San Francisco (1979), at the Deutsche Oper Berlin, at the Teatro Liceo in Barcelona (1979), at the State Opera of Munich, whose member she was in 1980; at the Teatro Comunale of Bologna (1983), at the Théâtre de la Monnaie in Brussels (1984), at the Opéra de Wallonie, Liège (1984), at the Opera of Monte Carlo (1987), at the State Opera of Vienna (1987), at Teatro Regio, Torino (1987), and at the Metropolitan Opera, New York (1987). Her roles include Preziosilla in G. Verdi's La forza del destino (The Force of Destiny); Weitere Gastspiele am Teatro Liceo Barcelona (1979), am Théâtre de la Monnaie Brüssel (1984), am Teatro Comunale Bologna (1983 als Brangäne im »Tristan«), an der Oper von Monte Carlo (1987 als Carmen), an den Staatsopern von Hamburg und Wien (1987 als Eboli), am Teatro Regio Turin (1987 als Fricka in der »Walküre«) und an der Oper von San Francisco (1979). Flora in G. Verdi’s La Traviata; Azucena in G. Verdi’s Il Trovatore; Laura in Ponchinelli’s La Gioconda; Fricka in R. Wagner’s Die Walküre; Kundry in R. Wagner’s Parsifal; Dalila in C. Saint-Saëns’ Samson et Dalila; Cassandre in H. Berlioz’s Les Troyens; Clytemnestra in R. Strauss’ Electra; Herodias in R. Strauss’ Salome; title role in G. Bizet’s Carmen, and Gertrude in F. Erkel’s Bánk bán. Memorable is her rendition of Verdi’s Requiem. Her recordings are under the labels of Qualiton, Ariola, Plate, Denon, Helicon and CBS. Livia Budai is one of the renowned vocalists of the world. She lives in Montreal and Budapest. Among her distinctions are the Kodály Prize (1976) and the Pro Culture Hungarica Prize (2010). – B: 1031, T: 7103.→Kodály, Zoltán.
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