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Giovinezza giovinezza. 2018 Original motion picture soundtrack. Piero Piccioni, Edda Dell’Orso. 2012 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack in Full Stereophonic Sound from the Antonio Pietrangeli Movie. Quelle strane occasioni.

Giovinezza giovinezza (Original motion picture soundtrack). Le coppie - The Couples (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack). Beautiful Voices in Movies.

Listen to albums and songs from Piero Piccioni. L’attico (Official motion picture soundtrack). Le altre (Original motion picture soundtrack). Fratello mare (Original motion picture soundtrack). Fermate il mond. oglio scendere!

Giovinezza giovinezza (Original motion picture soundtrack). Piero Piccioni Love Themes. Piero Piccioni in Liebesthemen. Piero Piccioni Music - Christmas Collection. Italian Music, Vol. 2: Piero Piccioni. Le Mani Sulla Città - Hands Over the City (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Digitally Remastered. La Colonna Sonora Italiana: Piero Piccioni - Vol. 1.

La polizia sta a guardare (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack). Piero Piccioni (December 6, 1921, Turin, Italy - July 23, 2004, Rome, Italy) His mother’s maiden name was Marengo, hence his pseudonym Piero Morgan, which he adopted until 1957. When he was growing up his father, Attilio Piccioni, (a prominent member of the Christian Democratic Party with the post-war Italian government) would frequently take him to hear concerts at the . Radio Studios in Florence.

In a career that spanned from the early '50s to the early 2000s, Italian film composer Piero Piccioni scored right around 200 films and worked with every Italian film director save Federico Fellini, who necessarily seemed joined at the hip with Nino Rota. Although Piccioni's most famous collaboration among the nine films he made with director Alberto Lattuada was the black comedy Mafioso (1962), the film they worked on just prior to that was L'Imprevisto (1961).