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Français : STAMATY Camille-Marie, (1811-1870), né le 13 mars 1811 à Rome et mort le 19 avril 1870 à Maisons-Laffitte, est un pianiste, compositeur et pédagogue français.

Élève de Friedrich Kalkbrenner, il fut l'un des professeurs de piano de l’américain Louis Moreau Gottschalk, (1829-1869), et Camille Saint-Saëns.

Il repose avec son épouse Alexine Reveroni-Saint-Cyr, sa mère Nanine Surdun, ses enfants : Madeleine - Jacques - Nanine - Emmanuel

La soeur de Camille Stamaty, Pauline Atala Stamaty, filleule de Chateaubriand, peintre, élève d’Ingres, était l’épouse d’Augustin Varcollier
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