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- ↑ Concert Sergio Vartolo and Ruggero Vartolo "Sergio Vartolo ha studiato organo e cembalo presso il Conservatorio di Bologna laureandosi contemporaneamente in Lettere presso l'Università della stessa città. Svolge un’intensa attività concertistica in Italia e vari paesi Europei sia come clavicembalista che come organista e direttore di gruppi musicali vocali e strumentali nel campo della musica rinascimentale e barocca. Ha inciso vari dischi, ed insegna clavicembalo presso il Conservatorio di Venezia. Ruggero Vartolo, è nato a Bologna il 6 giugno 1972."
- ↑ Magnificat dominum musica nostra: atti della giornata di studio ... - Page 83 Piero Mioli, Istituto per la storia della chiesa di Bologna - 2007 "Così si espresse il direttore di quella realizzazione, il clavicembalista, organista e musicologo Sergio Vartolo nelle relative note di sala:"
- ↑ "Sergio Vartolo (Harpsichord, Conductor) - Short Biography".
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