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Edoardo Bellotti

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Edoardo Bellotti is an Italian organist and harpsichordist recognized for his expertise in historical performance practice. He has held teaching positions at institutions in both Europe and the United States, including the Eastman School of Music. Bellotti is known for his work on historic organs and his improvisations in historical styles.

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What kind of music did Edoardo Bellotti specialize in?

Bellotti specialized in Renaissance and Baroque keyboard music, historical improvisation, and continuo practice. His work frequently explored Italian organ traditions and composers such as Girolamo Frescobaldi.

What did Edoardo Bellotti teach at the Eastman School of Music?

At Eastman, Bellotti taught organ, harpsichord, and improvisation. He joined the Rochester institution in the 2010s after teaching at schools in Italy and Germany.

What is distinctive about Edoardo Bellotti's Promenade recording?

Promenade combines written organ repertoire with Bellotti's own improvisations. It was recorded on Eastman's Italian Baroque organ at the Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester.

Did Edoardo Bellotti publish research as well as perform?

Yes, he produced articles, essays, and critical editions concerning historical keyboard performance. His editorial work included modern editions of Adriano Banchieri's L'Organo suonarino and Spiridion a Monte Carmelo's Nova Instructio.

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