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Camilla Urso
Camilla Urso (13 June 1840 – 20 January 1902) was a child prodigy and American violinist born in France.
Early life.
Born Émilie-Camille Urso in Nantes, France, she was the first daughter of an Italian flutist (Salvator Urso) and a French singer (Émilie Gérouard). The first of five children, Camilla's birthdate is still being disputed by historians, some claiming the year of her birth to be 1840, and others claiming it to be 1842. The family lived
receptions on November 28 after completing his walk from Portland, Maine. Patrick Gilmore's band, featuring Camilla Urso, began a series of concerts starting January 20, 1868. Fanny Janauschek performed for two weeks starting February 18. Works included Médée, "Adriana Lecouvreur", "Marie Stuart", "Deborah", "Love and Intrigue", and "Emilia Galotti". Edwin Forrest made a final appearance in Chicago on March 23. The opera house was host to the 1868 Republican National Convention.
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