Artists

EMANUELE BOSSI

Emanuele Bossi, born in 1980, has been working for years in film soundtracks. He signed the scores for many movies and tv series like Scusa ma ti voglio sposare,  Four Single Fathers (produced by Gabriele Muccino), Il Commissario Manara, Buona Giornata by Carlo Vanzina, Una Famiglia Perfetta by Paolo Genovese, La Dama Velata, Sotto Copertura and many more.  He also worked as orchestrator for Benvenuti al Sud, I Vicerè, L’amore è imperfetto. He wrote songs like Resta la Musica performed by Giorgia.

GIORGIO CARNINI

He reached the success as organist. He first performed concerts for organo and orchestra by several contemporary authors like Morricone, Ravinale, Zafred, Gentile. He worked not only as a performer but also as a conductor. He conducted the orchestra during the recording sessions of the song Djamballà (Il mio tempo arriverà), from the movie "Il dio serpente" (The Serpent God), performed by Luciana Turina and composed by Augusto Martelli.

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.

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").

GIANNI MAZZA

Composer with a jazz background, he is mostly known for being a conductor in some italian tv shows like "Piazza Grande" and "Buona Domenica". Gianni Mazza composed some film soundtracks, like for example "Grunt" for the eponymous movie by Andy Luotto.