Artists

ASHA PUTHLI

She is an indian singer who gained great success at the end of the 70s. Her most famous song is "The devil is loose", which consecrated her as one of the great protagonists of the disco music. In those years, she is chosen to perform some tracks for the movie "Squadra antigangster" ("The gang that sold America"), whose soundtrack is composed by the Goblin and Fabio Frizzi.

ANGELO FRANCESCO LAVAGNINO

He starts his career as a violinist. He composes chambre, symphonic and sacred music. Since the end of the 40s he dedicates himself to the creation of movie soundtracks. He collaborates with Orson Welles and with acknowledged italian directors like Monicelli, Lizzani, Bragaglia, Steno. He wins the Silver Ribbon for the soundtracks of "Continente perduto" ("Lost Continent") and "Vertigine bianca" ("White vertigo").

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.

FRANCO MANNINO

He starts his career as a pianist, then he works as a conductor. Together with Gorni Kramer he composes "Due gattini", then performed by Quartetto Cetra. He composes more than one hundred soundtracks, working with directors like John Huston and Mario Soldati. He is awarded with the David di Donatello for the soundtrack of "L'innocente ( "The innocent") by Luchino Visconti.

ANDREA FARRI

Andrea Farri is one of the most appreciated italian soundtrack composers.  He signed several scores and collaborated with directors like Matteo Rovere, Cristina Comencini, Roberto Faenza, Carlo Verdone, Sydney Sibilia. He wrote the music of the tv series Squadra Antimafia. He collaborated with Marco Tullio Giordana for the first time in 2012, for the trilogy The Coast of Utopia.