Motta, João Pedro de Almeida
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Name (Latin)
Motta, João Pedro de Almeida
Other forms of name
Almeida Mota
Almeyda, Juan
Mota, Almeida
Mota, João Pedro de Almeida
Almda., João Po. d' (João Pedro de Almeida)
Almeida Mota, João Pedro de
Almeida Motta, João Pedro de
Almeyda Motta, Giovanni Pietro d'
De Almeida Motta, João Pedro
Motta, Giovanni Pietro d'Almeyda
Motta, J. P. de Almeida (João Pedro de Almeida)
Date of birth
1744-06-24
Date of death
1817
Field of activity
Music
Occupation
Composers
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Motta, J. P. de A. Quartetos, 1995:disc label (Almeida Mota) insert, page [9] (João Pedro de Almeida Mota, referred to as "Juan Almeyda" in most Spanish documents)
- Wikiipedia, Mar. 19, 2019(João Pedro de Almeida Mota (24 June 1744, Lisbon-c. 1817, Madrid), Portuguese composer)
- His La passione di Gesù Cristo [SR] 1970:labels (João Pedro de Almeida Motta) container (J.P. de Almeida Motta) insert (João P. d'Almda.; Giovanni Pietro d'Almeyda Motta; 18th-century (?) Portuguese composer and choir master; may be the same as a João Pedro de Almeira represented by mss. from northern Portugal (cf. Francisco de Lacerda, 1927))
- Almeida Mota, c1996:t.p. (Almeida Mota) p. 9 (João Pedro de Almeida Mota)
Wikipedia description:
João Pedro de Almeida Mota (24 June 1744, Lisbon, Portugal – c. 1817, Madrid, Spain) was a Portuguese composer. The musical studies of João Pedro de Almeida Mota were probably as a choirboy, either in the Sé of Lisbon or in the São Vicente de Fora church, both churches being the center of musical activity in Lisbon at the time. In 1771 he emigrated to Galicia for unknown reasons. All of Almeida Mota’s lifetime was devoted to the service of Church and he left more than 200 works behind the archives and cathedrals in Spain and Portugal. Among his most outstanding compositions is an Oratorio entitled "Passion for soloists, choir and orchestra" which was discovered in Vila Viçosa, Portugal.
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