Artists

BIXIO-FRIZZI-TEMPERA

Franco Bixio, Fabio Frizzi and Vincenzo “Vince” Tempera collaborated in composing several soundtracks for the italian cinema, ranging amongst the genres. Their greatest hits is the soundtrack of the movie “Fantozzi” ("White Collar Blues") by Luciano Salce (1975). Also the soundtracks of “Febbre da cavallo” ("Horse Fever") and “I quattro dell’apocalisse” ("Four of the Apocalypse"). The main theme of the movie “Sette note in nero” (7 Notes in Black) by Lucio Fulci was used by Quentin Tarantino in his masterpiece "Kill Bill vol. 1".

ALDO SALVI

After graduating at the Conservatorium of Naples he starts his career composing music for the italian singers Adriano Celentano, Peppino di Capri, Caterina Valente, Teddy Reno and Tony Renis. Only in the 80s he starts writing film scores, amongst which the soundtrack of "Malamore" by Eriprando Visconti.

GIANNI DAVOLI

In his career as a musician he played the accordion for the greatest film music composers, taking part in the recording sessions of many soundtracks by Morricone, Ortolani, Rustichelli, Piovani. He released several records amongst which "Indimenticabile" and "E se fosse vero" by Cinevox Record.

SANDRO BRUGNOLINI

Sandro Brugnolini is a jazz musician who collaborated for many years with the Italian national tv (RAI), working also as a music consultant. Together with Luigi Malatesta he composed several movie soundtrack, like "Gungala la pantera nuda" ("Gungala the naked panther"), an album which became a reference point for all the lounge music lovers.

RIZ ORTOLANI

A composer and arranger who worked both for pop and film music. In the 60s even Hollywood was charmed by his song "More", opening theme for "Mondo cane", that lead him to a nomination for the Academy Award. In 1977 he composed the score of "La ragazza dal pigiama giallo" ("The pyjama girl case"), produced by Cinevox Record. It includes the track "Look at her dancing", characterized by a disco atmosphere and performed by Amanda Lear. This track is today very rare and it is amongst every collector's most wanted list.