Artists

IL REALE IMPERO BRITANNICO

In 1975, the member of the Goblin Claudio Simonetti, Massimo Morante, Walter Martino and Fabio Pignatelli together with singer Tony Tartarini sign the soundtrack of the movie "Perché si uccidono" ("Percy is killed")which also features Edda Dell'Orso

GIANNA NANNINI

She is the most famous rocker in Italy and she doesn't need many introductions. Her strenght and energy appear in each of her albums and songs, from "California" to the covers of classic italian songs, included in her album "Hitalia", which also contains "Mamma" by Cesare Andrea Bixio. In 1982 Gianna Nannini also composed the soundtrack for the movie "Sconcerto Rock", including the song "Ora".

CHERRY FIVE

A few years before their success as Goblin, Simonetti, Morante and Pignatelli, together with Tony Tartarini and Carlo Bordini, formed the band Cherry Five and produced an eponymous album with a prog rock sound. The album was released in 1975, after the success of "Profondo Rosso" ("Deep red"). Today this very rare record is considered as a milestone in italian progressive rock.

NINO FRASSICA

Discovered by Renzo Arbore in the early 80s, he becomes popular thanks to the participation in several tv shows presented by the eclectic anchorman. Nino Frassica's versatile talent brings him from cabaret, to music, to cinema. In 2009 he plays a role in Sofia Coppola's "Somewhere".

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.