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Luca Sartore

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Luca Sartore

Luca Sartore
Born in 1988, Sartore is an organist from the Veneto region of Italy. He began from a very young age his mission as an organist for the Catholic liturgy.

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At 16, he was appointed the titular organist of the ancient organ built by G. Callido in 1800 for the Cathedral Church of Cittadella, near Padua. Later he became the organist for the Teutonic Order in Alto Adige, and still later he was appointed organist of the Serassi organ (1840) in the Cathedral of S. Michele Arcangelo in Albenga (SV).
He is a passionate performer of the Baroque and style galante repertoire, and in particular of that created by the Venetian school. He performed recitals in Italy, Austria, Germany, France, Czech Republic, Russia, Siberia and Brazil. He performed at prestigious venues such as, among others, the Manaus Theatre in Amazonia (which is the most important theatre in South America), the Church of Saint-Sulpice in Paris, the Archabbey of Sankt-Peter in Salzburg.
For Da Vinci Classics he recorded a monographic album on Padre Davide da Bergamo, by whom he edited a collection of unpublished works for the Armelin publishing company of Padua.
He is currently recording the complete works for the organ by Giovanni Morandi. He is the titular organist on the prestigious organ by F. Dacci (1784) in the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, in Santa Maria in Punta (Rovigo), by the delta of the Po.

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