Valentin Adamberger

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Valentin Adamberger, also known by his Italian name Adamonti, (1743, Munich – 1803, Vienna) was a German tenor.

Adamonti was a scholar of Valesi (Johannes Walleshauser). Beginning in 1760 he was in attendance on the Bavarian court. In 1762 he sang in different Italian theatres. Later, around 1777 he returned to Munich. After a visit to London, he is recorded as a tenor at the Viennese opera, where he was well esteemed. Even Mozart composed various pieces for him.

He was married to Maria Anna Adamberger.

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