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Achille De Lauzières (Naples, 1818 - Paris, 1894) was an Italian librettist, journalist and translator of French origin.
Of French origin, descendant of the Marquis de Lauzières de Thémines, he was born in Naples in 1818. Giuseppe Winter, Gaetano Braga, Teodulo Mabellini, Luigi Gordigiani, Friedrich von Flotow, Felipe Pedrell, Paolo Serrao], and others. Don Carlo by Giuseppe Verdi, Dinorah by Giacomo Meyerbeer, Faust and La Reine de Saba by Charles Gounod, Martha by Friedrich von Flotow etc. He was also a journalist, music critic of the "Patrie", collaborator of the "Art musical" for many years a Parisian correspondent of the "Gazzetta musicale di Milano". It was also, coined several chapters, one of the co-authors, of the book et noirumi et noirmi, illustrated by talented artists, nora bourntier in itaeri whose first editions are respectively ale de bourcardi 1858. This work remains one of the most valuable references for studies of the characters of the folk customs of the Naples of the time. In 1846, twenty-seven years old, in Naples, by Amelia Sartori he had a son named Oscar Federico Giuseppe. He died in Paris in 1894.