Biography
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Born
31 May 1919
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Born In
Alessandria, Alessandria, Piemonte, Italy
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Died
8 August 2000 (aged 81)
Mario Migliardi ( Alexandria , 31 May 1919 - Rome , 8 August 2000 ) was a composer , pianist and conductor Italian , very active in the composition of soundtracks in the period between 1961 and 1972 .
Pianist, organist (Hammond) and conductor, has always been at the forefront of pop music. He also did experiments in radio broadcasting electronic music. From 1955 it was part of the workforce Blue Sextet of RAI , directed by Alberto Semprini , where he played the ' Hammond organ . In 1956 the IV Festival of Neapolitan Song (21:03:56 to 23:03:56) directed the ' Orchestra "Full Moon" made up of male and female voices to replace musical instruments (imported style Ray Conniff ). The other orchestra was conducted by Luigi Vinci.
In 1958 he returned with the Sextet Blue RAI (always on Hammond organ) directed by Alberto Semprini with the execution of the song In the blue painted blue played by Domenico Modugno . In 1962 he participated in the X Festival of Neapolitan Song along with other famous conductors: Eduardo Alfieri, Gino Conte Carlo Esposito, Marcello De Martino , Luciano Wonder, Gino Mix , Fluffy Piero and Luigi Vinci.
The tape library, consisting of over 600 magnetic tapes containing experimental music, soundtracks, music for drama and radio shows Rai and 'preserved in the museum MICS in Rome.
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