Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { <http://wikidata.dbpedia.org/resource/Q4669134> ?p ?o }
Showing triples 1 to 69 of
69
with 100 triples per page.
- Q4669134 description "American luthier".
- Q4669134 description "American luthier".
- Q4669134 subject Q13302112.
- Q4669134 subject Q6645354.
- Q4669134 subject Q6934472.
- Q4669134 subject Q8102672.
- Q4669134 abstract "Abraham Prescott was a noted luthier, particularly of the double bass, who worked in Deerfield and Concord, New Hampshire during the 19th century. Prescott built his first double bass in 1819, building 207 over the course of his career.Prescott and his apprentices also made hundreds of church basses in addition to violoncellos, violins, and keyboard instruments such as melodians.Prescott basses are prized by professional musicians throughout the United States. One particularly famous Prescott bass was owned by jazz legend Scott LaFaro. The bass was damaged in the auto accident that killed LaFaro in 1961. It was later restored by Barrie Kolstein and is currently owned by Kolstein and Son, New York.".
- Q4669134 birthDate "1789-07-05".
- Q4669134 birthPlace Q2304547.
- Q4669134 birthPlace Q30.
- Q4669134 birthPlace Q759.
- Q4669134 birthYear "1789".
- Q4669134 deathDate "1858-05-01".
- Q4669134 deathPlace Q28249.
- Q4669134 deathPlace Q30.
- Q4669134 deathPlace Q759.
- Q4669134 deathYear "1858".
- Q4669134 occupation Q762707.
- Q4669134 wikiPageExternalLink LOCATIONS_3Nov07.txt.
- Q4669134 wikiPageExternalLink merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=KMI&Product_Code=6b1287&Category_Code=bass.
- Q4669134 wikiPageExternalLink database.cgi?file=Invent&report=UsedSingleBassRecord&UsedID=0003.
- Q4669134 wikiPageExternalLink showthread.php?t=5.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q13302112.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q213461.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q2304547.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q28249.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q30.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q4745429.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q6645354.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q6934472.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q707857.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q759.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q762707.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q80019.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q8102672.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q8341.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q8355.
- Q4669134 wikiPageWikiLink Q8371.
- Q4669134 birthDate "1789-07-05".
- Q4669134 birthPlace Q2304547.
- Q4669134 birthPlace Q30.
- Q4669134 birthPlace Q759.
- Q4669134 dateOfBirth "1789-07-05".
- Q4669134 dateOfDeath "1858-05-01".
- Q4669134 deathDate "1858-05-01".
- Q4669134 deathPlace Q28249.
- Q4669134 deathPlace Q30.
- Q4669134 deathPlace Q759.
- Q4669134 name "Abraham Prescott".
- Q4669134 name "Prescott, Abraham".
- Q4669134 occupation Q762707.
- Q4669134 placeOfBirth Q2304547.
- Q4669134 placeOfDeath Q28249.
- Q4669134 shortDescription "American luthier".
- Q4669134 type Person.
- Q4669134 type Agent.
- Q4669134 type Person.
- Q4669134 type Agent.
- Q4669134 type NaturalPerson.
- Q4669134 type Thing.
- Q4669134 type Q215627.
- Q4669134 type Q5.
- Q4669134 type Person.
- Q4669134 comment "Abraham Prescott was a noted luthier, particularly of the double bass, who worked in Deerfield and Concord, New Hampshire during the 19th century. Prescott built his first double bass in 1819, building 207 over the course of his career.Prescott and his apprentices also made hundreds of church basses in addition to violoncellos, violins, and keyboard instruments such as melodians.Prescott basses are prized by professional musicians throughout the United States.".
- Q4669134 label "Abraham Prescott".
- Q4669134 givenName "Abraham".
- Q4669134 name "Abraham Prescott".
- Q4669134 name "Prescott, Abraham".
- Q4669134 surname "Prescott".