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Alessandro Cesaro Padua, Italy
Alessandro Cesaro began to study music very early showing interest in composition. He completed piano studies with F. Angeleri at Padua’s Conservatory where he graduated with top marks and special mention when he was 16. He attended classes with Badura-Skoda and Ciccolini. He was awarded in several National and International Competitions: Premio Venezia and Yamaha Prize and the 48th CIEM Geneva. ... more
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