Teodoro Anzellotti is an accomplished accordionist renowned for expanding the capabilities and repertoire of his instrument. Born in Italy, he has made profound contributions to the world of contemporary classical music by commissioning and premiering works from a plethora of modern composers, thereby vastly enriching the body of accordion music. Based in Germany for much of his career, Anzellotti's playing is characterized by his nuanced touch, technical precision, and a passion for exploring the expressive potential of the accordion.

His recent recordings bear witness to his expansive musical interests and virtuosic skill. These include "Origami," which suggests a play with forms and structures, much like the art of paper-folding; "Tourbillons de Rameau," expressing a whirl of classical complexity; the "Musica viva" series that showcases live performances of challenging contemporary works; and "Hungarian Diary," where presumably, traditional musical elements are reinterpreted. His affinity for bridging classical traditions with modern innovation is further evidenced in his recording of "Janácek: Po zarostlém chodnícku, Intimate Studies & Ej, danaj!" as well as his exploration of Domenico Scarlatti's works in "D. Scarlatti: Vivi felice!" Each release underscores Anzellotti's commitment to pushing the boundaries of accordion music and his dedication to the evolution of the instrument's place within the classical genre.

Genres

Classical Accordion

Latest Release

Origami

Teodoro Anzellotti

Ep - 5 Tracks - Released November 18, 2022