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Damrosch

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Dam·rosch  (dmrsh), Leopold 1832-1885.
German-born American musician who was the first to conduct Wagnerian opera at New York's Metropolitan Opera House. His son Walter Johannes Damrosch (1862-1950) continued the tradition, introducing Wagner's works throughout the United States.


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