Gino Marinuzzi Jr.
Gino Marinuzzi Jr. (New York 1920 - Rome 1996), son of the conductor Gino Marinuzzi, turned to electronics in the mid-1950s. In 1956 he set up the electronic studio of the Accademia Filarmonica Romana and, with Paolo Ketoff, designed the Fonosynth, one of Europe’s first synthesisers. He scored films for Renoir and Mario Bava, including Terrore nello spazio (1965).
Terrore Nello Spazio
Gino Marinuzzi Jr’s score to Mario Bava’s Planet Of The Vampires is an incredibly rich and atmospheric score, pulsating, undulating analog synth sounds mix with more traditional orchestral flourishes to create something quite unique. Gino Marinuzzi J…
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Rhythms In Suspense
Thriller tracks contained in this CD (originally released as LP by the legendary Sermi label) were composed expressly for a TV program of RAI in 1968 by Gino Marinuzzi Jr. who has enjoyed a half-century as one of Italy's top movie composers and one o…
Servizio dall'Oriente (1971)
Lovely 1971 library re-release, a survey for a reading of Malaysian stories (describing in an exciting way the charm, mystery and exoticism of Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and China), with an overall elegant background of oriental music that blen…