Sandro Brugnolini - L'uomo Da Gli Occhiali a Specchio - Import Mini LP CD

Credits:

Sandro Brugnolini

Description:

Five masterpieces from Library Music, which symbolizes the cultural movement of the 1960s and 1970s when Italian cinema, music, fashion, and art were all on fire, are being reissued in paper-jacket CD format! Sandro Brgnolini is a musician with an original and diverse style that incorporates experimental and cutting-edge elements, and was active in the fields of film music, jazz, and library music. His alias is Narassa. In jazz, he was a member of the JUNIOR DIXIELAND GANG and the MODERN JAZZ GANG. The Man with the Mirrored Glasses is the soundtrack to a 1975 thriller film by Mario Fogritti, and is considered a masterpiece of Italian library music. 1975 Vroommm Records label released this extremely rare recording. Sandro Brgnolini's music is notable for its ability to incorporate a wide variety of genres and styles, yet still create its own unique musical style.From the opening, the ideal of the Italian library, it contains all the typical elements of the music of the 70s: rock, pop, jazz, funk, classical, and sympho. The music heard here is exceptional, and Brgnolini's taste and ability still amaze me. His best-known works include "Overground" (1969), "Gli Arcangeli" (1962), "HipUnderground" (1971), "Superground" (1970), and "Utopia" (1972).

Tracklisting:

1.La Notte Muore (Orchestra)
2.Tallonato
3.Ingresso Nel Dramma
4.Preludio Al Delitto
5.La Notte Muore (Sonata Per Pianoforte)
6.Quasi Un Sogno
7.Colluttazione
8.Eventi Progressivi
9.Rievocazione Ricorrente
10.Aggressione
11.La Notte Muore (Complesso Pop)
12.Tempus Fugit
13.Incidente Provocato
14.La Notte Muore