New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-22

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his studio sixty years had only served to increase
his contempt for anything but his loved laIian And
how he eXecrated Wagner and his influence on the
conveyed sense Of fog and discomfort They are
schum. schiuming 1t again." he would say, on hear
ing pupils talking German to each other. As for
French closed the throat and made squeaky voices
like marlonettes' lie delighted in calling English
La schiuma' G.. the of the bnguages''l. lie
used to repeat the following story about the origin
Of the EnSsh nggSse to every new Ens mxn or
the ingredients for the languages Of the various peoples
Of the earth lie forgot all about the blond haired English
on their distant Island. When reminded Of them He
said at first that they would have to continue talking
IKE birds as Ills eadrOn was 81, 1 H. suddenly er ne
said He, Wen give that 10 the English; 1t Is sood
enough for them" A.. -, u.s..,,. .oso,,n.
tons Of his impression Of the English. The whole
nation seemed to him dead and buried and reslryeeted
by some mistake. Think OF saying i love YOU Win
face and eyes as devoid Of expression as that
Of &s eaens pHG om tas to 1 ?y
prospective artists or great operate I. celebrities
ever undertook to study with him. In 1870
a the cousin f'0 E. Werner the celebrated
German novelist Madonna, Ike German oonae wnose
her senior has been positive p,yehholoSaai PropW
the utter confusion which up to that tme haa pre-
wGe G # a M pna Ts onS Ss onss
received the maestros full time and attention We're
relecated to the past each pupil receiving the ume
singers were swept away who had been once wont 70
spend their leisure days in Lampefts studio Ihroush
the Young wie's influence. the old Nilnnese maestro
who had boosted that he never would 90 beyond tho
shadow OF the Milan Cathedral. coaXed TO 90 TO
London for several spring seasons and subsequently,
1, became his habit to spend his winters mt Nice Rome
Milan. Paris. Venice or some one or the capltas sum,
moned t. coach" artists singing in the pIlneipal
opera houses.
In these wanderings OF his old like some prophet
OF old Lamperti has been accompanied by perlect
tribe Of pupils and their attendant families. III was
owing to his first season in London In 1876 thst me
influx OF English and American students nrst appeared
al the studio and through them came the wealthy or
titled amateur "%y b Ees Yrsd py ndf
ference The feature in the last fifteen years OF
Lampers teaching has been his utter lndinerence Is
Yet what constellation Of famous artists has beSn
evolved by his genius. veritabe artistic mihy
way Let me give some OF the names which cop'esd,
book, dating back 10 1870 Among these nrst mames
noted PATHS father and mother, about $50. Then
picture Of Cotlda Patti. sister OF Adelina's and sne-
her husband. Orolan Tberin. Desiree Artot; the
famous Cruveln sisters Angela Peraa Angehca Moro
Marlani. Palmieri. Everaidi After le3O come The
names Of those great German singers Therese stolS
and waldmnn. Aglae orgeni T1iana ,opne Loewc'
Robinson, Reichmann. Noldechcn: Emmy La GT1la'
caarna EveS Lca Beeth yay schanSeI Ginsle;
wife Of the late King Of Portugal Among the French
singers noted Nicolini Paul LHere, DervS: Paollna
vnncri- Fpi. Naudin. Among the singers Of various
were our own fivortes. Galassi Campanini. Perost.
Alvary .Achenbach; Emma Albnnl Emma Thnrsby.
voiced spanish tcnors Gayarre and Aramburo Alvina
vaerla Marcea scmbrich. Marie Van Zan1t. Hope
Glenn. Cnrlota Elliot Herbert Th0rndyke BarTnSton
GroSsi, Leva>Senr not 70 forget MS son bnttista
Iampcrt. who teaching in Dresden. end William
Shakespeare and his daughter law Madame amperu,
who are teaching In London. But must stop some
where LILLE =. BERG.
Ncw-york, May 90. 1892.