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Alberto Baldan Bembo, also known as Bedan, Blue Marvin, Shorty Baldan, was an Italian multi-instrumentalist, arranger and composer. Born in Milan but of Venetian origins, his father is called Sebastiano and his mother, Domenica, is a piano teacher. From 1959, Alberto Baldan Bembo was part of the I Menestrelli del Jazz band as a vibraphonist, organist and pianist, and in 1963 he was in Bruno De Filippi's ensemble. He was an appreciated session player, and for several years he was also the pianist and oranges of the group that accompanied Mina during her concerts. Alberto Baldan Bembo conducted the orchestra in the 1970 and 1972 editions of the Sanremo Festival, and he arranged the 1985 song ”E Tutti I Cats Miao”, performed in the same year by the actor and singer Lino Toffolo. Photo: Alberto Baldan Bembo (last on the right) during the recording of the album Summit-Reunion Cumbre, by Gerry Mulligan and Astor Piazzolla with Aldo Pagani (producer), Tullio De Piscopo, Filippo Daccò, Angel Pocho Gatti, Pino Presti, Amelita Baltar, and Tony Paolillo (sound engineer)
Read moreAlberto Baldan Bembo, also known as Bedan, Blue Marvin, Shorty Baldan, was an Italian multi-instrumentalist, arranger and composer. Born in Milan but of Venetian origins, his father is called Sebastiano and his mother, Domenica, is a piano teacher. From 1959, Alberto Baldan Bembo was part of the I Menestrelli del Jazz band as a vibraphonist, organist and pianist, and in 1963 he was in Bruno De Filippi's ensemble. He was an appreciated session player, and for several years he was also the pianist and oranges of the group that accompanied Mina during her concerts. Alberto Baldan Bembo conducted the orchestra in the 1970 and 1972 editions of the Sanremo Festival, and he arranged the 1985 song ”E Tutti I Cats Miao”, performed in the same year by the actor and singer Lino Toffolo. Photo: Alberto Baldan Bembo (last on the right) during the recording of the album Summit-Reunion Cumbre, by Gerry Mulligan and Astor Piazzolla with Aldo Pagani (producer), Tullio De Piscopo, Filippo Daccò, Angel Pocho Gatti, Pino Presti, Amelita Baltar, and Tony Paolillo (sound engineer)
