Teodoro Anzellotti, born in 1959 in Foggia, Italy, is an Italian and German accordionist. He began his musical journey studying at Karlsruhe, Hochschulen, and Trossingen. Anzellotti won several international competitions, leading to regular invitations from prominent orchestras such as the WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne and the Berlin Konzerthausorchester. He integrated the accordion into classical music and is considered a pioneer in contemporary accordion performance. He released albums such as Chanson discrète (2007) and Variations Goldberg (2010). Notable works dedicated to him include Luciano Berio's "Sequenza XIII (Chanson)". He received the Interprète de l'année award in 2011 for his recording of Johann Sebastian Bach’s Variations Goldberg.
