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Among the most successful concert organists of his generation, he not only performed on the most important organs in Italy but also those elsewhere in Europe. He made a number of recordings and received several awards including the "Premio della discografia
Italiana", the "Schallplattenpreis
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During his life he assembled a unique collection of musical instruments from the sixteenth to the twentieth century. These comprise about 70 instruments, half of which are of the harpsichord family. The others not only include
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He frequently sat on juries for competitions at home and abroad, for instance in 1991 and 1994 when he was a jury member for the
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of 1679, a harpsichord by Fabio da
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in the disciplines of the arts, music and entertainment in 1999, and an honorary doctorate in sacred music from the
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but also wind instruments and automatic musical instruments. The collection, together with a large library, he recently donated to the
Foundation of the
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on the organs of San Petronio and the "Premio Antonio Vivaldi" and the "Premio Massimo Mila".
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