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Eduardo Monteiro is a distinguished Brazilian pianist, educator, and cultural ambassador for Brazilian piano music. Born in 1966 in Rio de Janeiro, he has built a career that combines performance, teaching, and scholarly engagement with Brazil’s rich piano repertoire. A professor at the University of São Paulo (USP) and vice-director of ECA-USP since 2021, Monteiro is widely regarded for his interpretations of Villa-Lobos, Oswald, Mignone, and Almeida Prado. His work emphasizes chamber music and solo piano, with a special focus on the repertoire that shaped Brazilian classical music.