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- Riziero "Riz" Ortolani (25 March 1926 – 23 January 2014) was an Italian film music composer.
- Riz Ortolani was born on 25 March 1926 in Pesaro, Marche, Italy.
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Riz Ortolani was born in Pesaro Italy on September 4th,1931.He began his career as a singer and moved on to doing arrangements for many of his fellow artists at the beginning of the 1950,s as the 1960,s approached the composer decided that he would concentrate all of his efforts into writing music for motion pictures. One of his first assignments was it turns out to be his most successful and certainly his most lucrative. The music for the documentary film MONDO CANE (world of dogs) which Ortolani co-wrote with Nino Olivero contained the song “MORE” which proved to be a popular piece, and enjoyed worldwide success. It has been confirmed that the song has been performed on no less than seven million occasions since it was originally recorded for the movie score. Ortolani has worked extensively scoring films and also television projects, he was highly successful in his native Italy and much in demand by film makers within the country. But Ortolani also gained a reputation for being a composer of worth and talent outside of Italy and Europe and is along with Ennio Morricone an
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Riz Ortolani: A Farewell
Riz Ortolani at the 13th World Soundtrack Awards Ceremony
Another great has gone but his music legacy and heritage stays forever! Riz Ortolani was born on September 4, 1931 in Pesaro, Italy as Riziero Ortolani. In a career that spanned decades, Riz Ortolani, composed more than 300 scores and his most notables include Cannibal Holocaust, Il Sorpasso, The House On The Edge Of The Park, Castle of Blood. Ortolani received an Academy Award nomination and a Grammy for the song More from the 1962 documentary Mondo Cane and was honored with another Academy Award nomination for writing the title song for the 1970 western Madron. His most recent music was featured in Kill Bill: Vol. 1, Kill Bill: Vol. 2, Django Unchained and Drive. Ortolani died in Rome this evening (January 23). He was 87.
Riz Ortolani with Alexandre Desplat during the Q&A at Ghent Film Festival
Feeling blessed that I’ve met him in person this October at Ghent Film Festival, where he was honored with The Lifetime Achievement Award by the World Soundtrack Academy (World Sou
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Riz Ortolani
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