 Brengola’s tours abroad and the courses at the Chigiana put him in contact with the most
renowned musicians of the twentieth century, from Casella to Enescu, Franco Ferrara,
Berio, Segovia, Casals, Oistrakh, Milstein, Celibidache, Giulini, Mehta, Gazzelloni, building
meaningful friendships with many of them.One of his most authentic passions was teaching (some his students included Salvatore
Accardo, Bruno Giuranna, Shoji Sayaka, Uto Ughi and the Tokyo Quintet), to which he
remained greatly committed.As Constantin Zanidache, a close collaborator of his for over
twenty years at the Accademia Chigiana, wrote