Sanatçının Albümleri
Psycorama
2019 · albüm
The Vikings (Film Score 1958)
2018 · albüm
Alexander the Great (Film Score 1956)
2018 · albüm
Canzone di Rossana (From "Estate violenta")
2014 · single
Summit (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
2014 · albüm
Barabbas
2014 · albüm
Solomon and Sheba (From "Solomon and Sheba")
2012 · single
Lo scialo (Original Soundtrack from "Lo scialo")
2011 · albüm
Melodie e ritmi (canzoni varie e tradizionali)
1968 · albüm
Melodie e ritmi (jazz commento)
1968 · albüm
Melodie e ritmi (jazz grande orchestra)
1968 · albüm
Melodie e ritmi (piccoli complessi jazz)
1968 · albüm
Commandos - La storia di San Michele
1969 · albüm
Per una commedia
1969 · albüm
I mongoli (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1961 · albüm
Le baccanti (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1961 · albüm
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Italian composer Mario Nascimbene was one of the first European composers to find a niche in Hollywood in the years after World War II. He established himself in Italian-made movies such as OK Nero, Rome, 11 O'Clock (1952), Chronicle of a Murder (1953), and Angela and the 100 Years of Love (1954), before coming to the attention of Joseph L. Mankiewicz, who asked him to score his production of The Barefoot Contessa, starring Humphrey Bogart and Ava Gardner. This film's success led to other requests for his services from Hollywood producers, and over the next few years Nascimbene scored such movies as Alexander the Great, The Vikings, and Barabbas, and British films such as Room at the Top. His work in Hollywood-financed pictures faded somewhat in the 1960s along with the epic and costume-adventure genres, but from the middle of that decade into the early 1970s, he came to specialize to some extent in the writing of music for fantasy movies such as One Million Years B.C., When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth, and Creatures the World Forgot. Although his involvement with Hollywood productions was limited to the 1950s and early 1960s, a good many of his scores got heard on soundtracks internationally due to the fact that the Hollywood studios -- owing to their record divisions -- felt compelled to release albums of his music. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi