Historical Publication Info
History
Campassi & Camin was a music publisher created by João Campassi (italian engraver that worked for Di Franco) and Angelo Camin in São Paulo. It was created in 1914. Around 1920 they bought the catalogue from Sotero de Souza and opened a music store named Casa Sotero with fillials in Santos and Rio de Janeiro (directed by Eduardo Souto and Araraquara. It was also know as Casa Editora Musical Brasileira (C.E.M.B.). Due to the 1929 crash they had to sold the fillials and in 1933 they annouced bankruptcy.
Campassi & Camin's graphic office (Off. Graphica Musical Campassi & Camin) printed scores from other publishers, like Casa Carlos Gomes.
In 1932 C.E.M.B.'s catalogue was sold to Edições Musicas Derosa, and later to Impressora Moderna Ltda. in 1940.
Address
- 1914: Avenida Brigadeiro Luís Antônio
- 1920: Rua Libero Badaró, 135
- Rua Direita
- Rua São Bento
Sources consulted
- PEQUENO, Mercedes Reis. Impressão Musical no Brasil. In: ENCICLOPÉDIA da música brasileira: popular, erudita e folclórica. 3. ed. São Paulo: ARt Editora : Publifolha, 2000. p.370-379
Published scores
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