Stelvio Cipriani
Italian composer of film scores
Italian composer of film scores
2018
8 years ago — 81 years old
Artists & Creatives
Italy
Active as a composer for film and television, produced over 100 scores. Became recognized for contributions to the giallo and spaghetti western genres. Collaborated with various directors, enhancing narratives through distinctive musical styles. Instrumental in shaping the soundtracks that complemented some of the most iconic films in these genres.
Composed the score for 'La Polizia chiede aiuto'
Provided music for 'Il grande racket'
Created the soundtrack for 'Giorni d'amore e di guerra'
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