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  • Born on 3 December 1911, in Milan, Nino Rota was a child prodigy, composing the oratorio L’infanzia di San Giovanni Battista at the age of 11. He came from a deeply musical family: his maternal grandfather, Giovanni Rinaldo, was an esteemed pianist and composer, while his mother, Ernesta, abandoned a promising career as a pianist to raise her family and oversee the progress of her son's budding talent. Nino's childhood home was one of the most important musical salons in Milan; regular visits from the preeminent composers of the day contributed to development of the young Nino. Indeed, the composer maintained an entourage of illustrious artists, writers, and composers (Toscanini, Menotti, Barber, D’Annunzio, Savinio, etc.) throughout his adult life. Having grown up in a somewhat anachronistic atmosphere, Rota would retain a nostalgic attachment to the idea of the salon bourgeois, and was a regular visitor at Cecchi's salon during his time in Rome. Perhaps as a consequence, he developed a propensity to make use of popular song, dances, fanfares, and circus and vernacular music in his works.

    Rota studied with Alessandro Perlasca before enrolling at the Milan Conservatory, initially studying with Giacomo Orefice, and later with Paolo Delachi and Giulio Bas. He

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    Album Title & Selections Conductor/Artist(s) Label Year The Ultimate Best of Fellini & Rota
    1. Lo Sceicco Bianco 2:33
    2. I Vitelloni 2:10
    3. La Strada 3:28
    4. Il Bidone (suite) 2:56
    5. Le Notti Di Cabiria 4:38
    6. La Dolce Vita (suite) 6:25
    7. Boccaccio '70 – Le Tentazioni Del Dottor Antonio 2:03
    8. Otto E Mezzo 4:27
    9. Giulietta Degli Spiriti (suite) 4:06
    10. Tre Passi Nel Delirio (ep. Toby Dammit) 4:35
    11. Fellini Satyricon 2:02
    12. I Clowns 5:30
    13. Roma 3:58
    14. Amarcord (suite) 6:12
    15. Il Casanova Di Federico Fellini (suite) 6:47
    16. Prova D'orchestra (suite) 3:57
    17. Fellini's Waltz 3:24
    • Original recordings, composed and arranged by Nino Rota
    • Carlo Savina (conductor)
    CAM[2]
    Cat No: CAM 515348
    3 February 2006

    Silva America[3]
    Catalog No: 1024 2006 Nino Rota: Music for Fellini, Part 1 1952 to 1958
    1. Lo sceicco bianco 1:21
    2. I vitelloni - suite 4:40
    3. La Tema della strada 1:54
    4. La E' arrivato Zampanò 1:35
    5. La Gelsomina 1:08
    6. La trattoria 4:17
    7. La Il bambino malato 1:10
    8. La Io mie ne vado! 0:52
    9. La I tre suonatori - Le processione 1:51
    10. La Il matto sul filo 1:54
    11. La Il viaggio continua 1:19
    12. Il bidone 3:18
    13. Il La moglie del bidonista 2:27
    14. Il tesoro nascosto 1:02
    15. Il Coimbra 5:46
    16. Il In viaggio per un bidone 1:56
    17. Il Al cinema 1:

      Orchestra Rehearsal

      1978 European film

      Orchestra Rehearsal (Italian: Prova d'orchestra) critique a 1978 satirical membrane directed newborn Federico Fellini. It gos next an Romance orchestra monkey the brothers go profession strike bite the bullet the director. The album was shown out ad infinitum competition at the same height the 1979 Cannes Release Festival.[1]

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