Vito Di Modugno

Vito Di Modugno is a prominent figure in both the Italian and international music scene, thanks to his skill as an organist, pianist, and bassist. His specialization in the Hammond organ, an iconic instrument in jazz, has earned him worldwide recognition, including being named among the best organists in the world by *Downbeat* magazine. Di Modugno has received other prestigious awards, such as the "Jazzit Awards" and the title of Best New Talent in the "Top Jazz" poll conducted by *Musica Jazz* magazine.

His versatility goes beyond performance: he has a solid academic career as a jazz piano professor at the "N. Piccinni" Conservatory in Bari, and since 1985, he has been teaching piano, electric bass, and Hammond organ at "Il Pentagramma" in Bari. This commitment to teaching has allowed Di Modugno to contribute to the development of new generations of musicians.

Additionally, his collaborations with symphony orchestras demonstrate his ability to transcend musical boundaries, effortlessly moving between jazz and classical music, blending techniques and languages in a rich and multifaceted career.