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(Q167752)

English

Zequinha de Abreu

Brazilian musician and composer (1880-1935)

  • José Gomes de Abreu
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Zequinha de Abreu, 1961.tif
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family name
Abreu
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nickname
Zequinha (Brazilian Portuguese)
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cause of death
myocardial infarction
1 reference
stated in
Dicionário Cravo Albin da Música Popular Brasileira
Cravo Albin artist ID
artista/zequinha-de-abreu
reference URL
https://dicionariompb.com.br/artista/zequinha-de-abreu/
title
Zequinha de Abreu (Brazilian Portuguese)
publisher
Cravo Albin Cultural Institute
last update
19 August 2021
retrieved
6 November 2022
language of work or name
Brazilian Portuguese
quotation
Boêmio , faleceu durante uma noitada, num quarto do Hotel Piratiniga, em São Paulo (SP), de ataque cardíaco. (Brazilian Portuguese)
number of children
8
1 reference
reference URL
https://www.marilynnmair.com/articles/choro/2004/zequinha/
title
Zequinha de Abreu (1880-1935) – Choro to the World (English)
author name string
Marilynn Mair
publication date
14 July 2004
retrieved
6 November 2022
language of work or name
English
quotation
Abreu married when he was 18, and supported his family (he would have 8 children) with the orchestra, by writing choro, marches, tangos, waltzes and other music, and by working a variety of political jobs, like secretary of the City Council. (English)
residence
Santa Rita do Passa Quatro
object has role
hometown
start time
19 September 1880Gregorian
1 reference
reference URL
https://www.marilynnmair.com/articles/choro/2004/zequinha/
title
Zequinha de Abreu (1880-1935) – Choro to the World (English)
author name string
Marilynn Mair
publication date
14 July 2004
retrieved
6 November 2022
language of work or name
English
quotation
By the age of 16, however, he had run away from the Episcopal Seminary and gone back to Santa Rita, deciding on a career as a musician. (English)
Itu
1 reference
stated in
AllMusic
reference URL
https://www.allmusic.com/artist/zequinha-de-abreu-mn0000599013/biography
title
Zequinha de Abreu Biography by Alvaro Neder (English)
author
Alvaro Neder
retrieved
6 November 2022
language of work or name
English
quotation
Moving to Itu to study at the Colégio São Luís, he was already playing an ocarina. (English)
São Paulo
start time
1919
2 references
stated in
AllMusic
reference URL
https://www.allmusic.com/artist/zequinha-de-abreu-mn0000599013/biography
title
Zequinha de Abreu Biography by Alvaro Neder (English)
author
Alvaro Neder
retrieved
6 November 2022
language of work or name
English
quotation
On June 19, 1919, his father died and Zequinha moved, with his family, to São Paulo SP, where he was employed by the publishing house Casa Beethoven as a sheet-music demonstrator. (English)
reference URL
https://www.marilynnmair.com/articles/choro/2004/zequinha/
title
Zequinha de Abreu (1880-1935) – Choro to the World (English)
author name string
Marilynn Mair
publication date
14 July 2004
retrieved
6 November 2022
language of work or name
English
quotation
In 1919, when his father died, Abreu moved his family to Sao Paulo. (English)
Commons category
Zequinha de Abreu
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Identifiers

RISM ID
people/30074027
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SBN author ID
BVEV150247
subject named as
Abreu, Zequinha
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SELIBR ID
368994
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DAHR artist ID
104060
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Europeana entity
agent/base/17805
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retrieved
12 December 2019
FactGrid item ID
Q383578
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GTAA ID
1155384
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KANTO ID
000187382
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KBR person ID
14363501
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MuseScore artist ID
62
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openMLOL author ID
56487
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