Artists

ANDREA GUERRA

Son of the poet, screenwriter, novelist and painter Tonino Guerra, he is one of the most apreciated Italian film music composers, being also known on an international level. His most important collaborations were with Ferzan Ozpetek and Gabriele Muccino. He signed the music of several italian tv series, like "I Cesaroni" and "Un medico in famiglia".

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

ALBERTO PIZZO

Eclectic pianist, characterized by a very personal style in performance. His several influences make him try always different genres mix, especially when he writes music. He collaborated with many famous artists like Luis Bacalov, Chick Corea, Toquinho, Mino Cinelu, David Knopfler, Stefano Bollani, Renzo Arbore. For Cinevox Record he released the album "Funambulist".

LINO PATRUNO

He collaborated with the greatest jazz musiciansplaying in the sessions of their album. He composed the scores for many cinema and tv movies, amongst which "Guerra di spie", tv series directed by Duccio Tessari, with Jean Rochefort, Marisa Berenson and Enrico Maria Salerno.

EDDA DELL'ORSO

In her very early years she becomes part of the choir "Cantori Moderni di Alessandroni". Her soprano voice is noticed by Ennio Morricone who decides to hire her for the solo parts in his soundtracks recording sessions. This way, they start an important artistic partnership. Edda Dell'Orso's intense voice made "Sean Sean" from "Giù la testa" ("Duck, you sucker!) one of the most recognizable themes in Morricone's discography.