Ponce, Manuel M. 1882-1948

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Information for Authority record

Name (Hebrew)
פונסה, מנואל מריה
Name (Latin)
Ponce, Manuel M. 1882-1948
Other forms of name
Ponse, Manuelʹ, 1882-1948
Ponce, Manuel Maria
nna Ponce, Manuel Maria, 1882-1948
Ponce, Manuel, 1882-1948
Ponse, Manuel, 1882-1948
Ponce, M. M. (Manuel Maria), 1882-1948
Ponse, Manueru, 1882-1948
Ponce Cuellar, Manuel Maria, 1882-1948
Cuellar, Manuel Maria Ponce, 1882-1948
Ponce y Cuellar, Manuel M. (Manuel Maria), 1882-1948
Date of birth
1882
Date of death
1948
Place of birth
Fresnillo de González Echeverría (Mexico)
Place of death
Mexico City (Mexico)
Associated country
Mexico
Field of activity
Composition (Music)
Music
Piano music
Associate group
National Conservatory of Music (Mexico)
National Conservatory of Music (Mexico) (1909 - 1909)
National Conservatory of Music (Mexico) (1917 - 1917)
Occupation
Composers
Pianists
Musicians
Musicologists
Music teachers
Associated Language
spa
Gender
male
MARC
MARC

Other Identifiers

VIAF: 24788185
Wikidata: Q360206
Library of congress: n 82110261
Sources of Information
  • Collignon, L. Full Eclipse Records presents Leo Collignon [SR] c1980:container (Manuel Ponce)
  • New Grove, 2nd ed. website, December 21, 2000(Ponce, Manuel; b. Dec. 8, 1882, Fresnillo, Zacatecas; d. Apr. 24, 1948, Mexico City; Mexican pianist and composer)
  • Ponce y sus discípulos, 2004:p. 15 (Manuel M. Ponce) p. 100 (Manuel María Ponce Cuellar) p. 185 (Manuel M. Ponce y Cuellar)
  • Shōmura, K. Kiyoshi Shomura plays C.-Tedesco & Ponce, 197-?:container (Manueru Ponse)
  • Vianello, A. Aldo Vianello, chitarra [SR] 198-:label (M.M. Ponce)
  • cf.: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manuel_Ponce_(composer) (viewed: 11.03.2014):"Manuel María Ponce Cuéllar (8 December 1882 - 24 April 1948) was a Mexican composer active in the 20th century. His work as a composer, music educator and scholar of Mexican music connected the concert scene with a usually forgotten tradition of popular song and Mexican folklore"