Instruments Acoustic guitar Genres Acoustic music, Bluegrass Role Composer | Name Roberto Vecchia Years active 1998–present | |
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Born 5 January 1968 (age 56)
Vicenza, Italy ( 1968-01-05 ) Occupation(s) Musician, composer, singer Website www.robertodallavecchia.com Albums Grateful, Unknown Legends, Sit Back, Morning Lights, Open Space, Hand in Hand Similar People Luca Francioso, Beppe Gambetta, Russ Barenberg, Walter Lupi, Pedro Javier Gonzalez | ||
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Roberto Dalla Vecchia (born 5 January 1968) is an Italian guitarist, composer, and singer. He is known for his expressive melodies and songs. His music includes many references to traditional American music and bluegrass.
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- Flatpicking 1 new river train guitar lesson roberto dalla vecchia
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- Biography
- Studio albums
- Compilations
- Awards
- References
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Biography
Dalla Vecchia was born in Vicenza, Italy. He began studying classic piano with his mother,a piano teacher, but soon switched to acoustic guitar. Influenced by American old-time music and bluegrass, he learnt flatpicking technique by listening to its exponents such as Clarence White, Tony Rice and Doc Watson. He also took lessons from the Italian guitarist and flatpicker Beppe Gambetta. Dalla Vecchia released his first solo album Open Spaces in 1998. In 2003, he won Acoustic Guitar magazine’s "Homegrown CD" Award for his second album Sit Back. He currently performs at concerts and festivals and teaches workshops throughout Europe and USA, and runs his own Acoustic Guitar Workshop in Recoaro,Italy, every year and he is the promoter of "vicenzAcustica in Vicenza, his home town, an annual concert featuring international guitarists. Since 2012, he is the director of the "orchestrAcustica", a flatpicking orchestra of 25 guitarists.
Dalla Vecchia has performed with artists such as Tommy Emmanuel, Frank Vignola, Jim Hurst, Mark Cosgrove, Clive Carroll, Jacques Stotzem, Tony McManus, Walter Lupi, Massimo Varini and others.