Edoardo Brotto studied Engeneering at University of Padua and piano with M°Victoria Pontecorboli, M° Alessandra Rocchetti, M° Federica Righini, M° Riccardo Zadra and he obtained his Diploma with honors at Conservatory A.Pedrollo in Vicenza. He continued his studies at Koninklijk Conservatorium in Brussel with M°Aleksandar Madzar where he Master graduated with the highest honors in Piano performance (2015). He attended a post master program reserved for the best students at Koninklijk Conservatorium. Edoardo won several prizes in national and international piano competition and he has been awarded as the best student (first prize) of the Conservatory of Vicenza in 2012. He attended masterclasses with Andrea Lucchesini, Stefano Bollani, Filippo Gamba, Aleksandar Madzar, Leslie Howard, Riccardo Zadra, Boyan Vodenitcharov, Rolf Plagge, Claudius Tanski and Jan Wijn.
Edoardo has a natural talent for classical improvisation and composition, displayed as early as he started playing piano. His compositions (in the style of Chopin, Rakhmaninov, Debussy, Ravel) have been discovered and published in several articles by Classic FM and Gramophone. In January 2018 he recorded his first solo CD album, entirely composed of his own music.
Edoardo is also a nature photographer, specialized in landscapes and nightscapes. He was a pioneer in night photography being one of the first photographers to successfully shoot the "arched Milky Way" by using his own bespoke panoramic technique. His works have been published on "The Daily Telegraph", Fotografia Reflex, Meridiani Montagne, Asferico, Golden Series of Progresso Fotografico, National Geographic, he collaborated with the British company Bracroft Media which allowed him worldwide publications of his night-portfolios and he has been published on the book "Dolomiti Photo - The great photographers of the Dolomites". A complete interview is online on RewindMagazine. He was finalist at the prestigious Sony World Photography Award 2011 with his famous "The Crown of the Dolomites", which has been the most popular image on 1x.com for over three consecutive years. Together with his Dreamerlandscape's former colleagues, he exposed his portfolios in several photo exhibitions.
Edoardo has a natural talent for classical improvisation and composition, displayed as early as he started playing piano. His compositions (in the style of Chopin, Rakhmaninov, Debussy, Ravel) have been discovered and published in several articles by Classic FM and Gramophone. In January 2018 he recorded his first solo CD album, entirely composed of his own music.
Edoardo is also a nature photographer, specialized in landscapes and nightscapes. He was a pioneer in night photography being one of the first photographers to successfully shoot the "arched Milky Way" by using his own bespoke panoramic technique. His works have been published on "The Daily Telegraph", Fotografia Reflex, Meridiani Montagne, Asferico, Golden Series of Progresso Fotografico, National Geographic, he collaborated with the British company Bracroft Media which allowed him worldwide publications of his night-portfolios and he has been published on the book "Dolomiti Photo - The great photographers of the Dolomites". A complete interview is online on RewindMagazine. He was finalist at the prestigious Sony World Photography Award 2011 with his famous "The Crown of the Dolomites", which has been the most popular image on 1x.com for over three consecutive years. Together with his Dreamerlandscape's former colleagues, he exposed his portfolios in several photo exhibitions.
