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by Rob Howard
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![]() Italian-born Teodoro Anzellotti studied the accordion in Germany at the Hochschulen, Karlsruhe, and in Trossingen, and became successful in international competitions. Since the 1980s he has often been a guest at festivals and with orchestras. Teodoro Anzellotti has successfully contributed to integrating the accordion into the sphere of classical music. He has a particular interest in what is termed New Music. His discography embraces a spectrum reaching from Bach and Scarlatti to Janácek and Satie to John Cage and Matthias Pintscher. Stefanie Schumacher studied accordion and piano at the Richard Strauss Conservatory in Munich, and laterthe accordion with Teodoro Anzellotti. She teaches at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Munich, and is also a concert performer, with a special interest in contemporary music. Her CV includes many international festival appearances, and guest performances with the Munich Symphony Orchestra, the Munich Philharmonic, the BR Symphony Orchestra, and the Staatstheater in Gärtnerplatz. Information and Application form: 2015Alteglofsheim.pdf For further information email: teodoro@anzellotti.de |