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Peter Kruder, Roberto Di Gioia, and the Art of Sonic Synergy
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PIanist Roberto Di Gioia was born in Milan and made his name manning the keyboard bench with Klaus Doldinger's Passport. Over the years, Roberto has worked with many American jazz greats, including Art Farmer, Joe Lovano, and Clark Terry. Together, Peter and Roberto fuse electronic, jazz, pop and dance music into a unique sound deserving of a wide audience.
Despite their pedigrees and accomplishments, Peter and Roberto were relaxed, engaging and very self-deprecating.
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