★Edipan

condition (disc/cover): M/M. Enrico Renna (b. 1952, Salento) is a significant Italian contemporary composer who studied with Umberto Rotondi in Milan and with Luigi Nono. This self-titled CD presents chamber, symphonic, electronic, and theatrical wor…

condition (disc/cover): NM/NM A significant release featuring works by composer Luca Mosca (born 1957)! Mosca, who studied with Franco Donatoni at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia and later with Gérard Grisey in Paris, developed a distinctive…

**Original 1986 copies of this obscure classic. Few copies available, still sealed **The sole solo release by Il Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza and post-MEV ensemble "Elettronica Viva" member Walter Branchi, "composizione elettronica real…

condition (record/cover): NM/EX Gatefold sleeve. Includes 28-page book. Daniele Lombardi's Grande Notturno A Gargonza (Great Nocturne at Gargonza) is an ambitious "poem of sounds, signs and colored lights" for three pianos and tape/computer music. Re…

Rare 1983 album on Edipan's "Musicisti Contemporanei" series with four electronic pieces by the Italian computer music pioneer backed with computerized reworkings of compositions by Satie and Joplin. With original innersleeve.

condition (record/cover): NM/EX- An essential document of Daniele Lombardi's (1946-2017) virtuosic and visionary piano work! This Edipan release presents a collection of solo piano pieces composed between 1976 and 1979, showcasing Lombardi's unique p…

Very rare original edition on Edipan of the much sought after 1976 library album of superb easy listening / jazz funk fusion.

Now available on CD the Roman sessions of the great jazz dueo Smith Pieranunzi. A work that has his roots in the 70s up to the 90s for a selection that will see you involved in pleasant Dejavu' and interesting news. The two great Jazz Player perform …

Bruno Nicolai's score for 100.000 dollari per Ringo, the 1965 western directed by Alberto De Martino. Nicolai composed and conducted the music himself. Sixteen tracks, 41 minutes, released by Edipan, the label founded by Nicolai.

We continue the series dedicated to TV series with the great Maestro Bruno Nicolai's score for Eleonora (1973), a two-part miniseries directed by Silverio Blasi and starring Giulietta Masina, Giulio Brogi and Roldano Lupi. Set in the middle of the 19…