Description
Gianluca Campagnolo
The clarinet in the cinema
Preface by Sergio Delmastro
pages 176
price € 17,90
size cm 15,5×23, paperback with lapels
Scritti di Musica Series
ISBN 978-88-31274-58-6
- There are many students of clarinet in the Middle Schools with Musical Address and in the many civic and private courses, as well as clarinetists in the bands of every Italian town. After piano and guitar, the clarinet is the most popular instrument among amateur musicians.
- This book will also attract professional musicians curious about how their instrument is seen and employed in movies and soundtracks.
- A book written with language accessible to everybody, rich in stage photographs: famous people, musicians, actors, directors, composers of film music.
- The third part contains short scores of 120 melodies entrusted to the clarinet in as many films that have made the history of cinema from the 1930s to today.
«The name of Gianluca Campagnolo is well known in the world of the clarinet thanks to his excellent publications dedicated largely to the teaching of this instrument.
The surprise in finding him in this capacity of profound connoisseur of the film world is therefore particularly welcome.
This book provides an exhaustive analysis of countless aspects related to soundtracks, particularly where the clarinet takes on a leading role in music.
Campagnolo delves into a long series of uses of the clarinet in cinema, also through a good number of written examples».
Sergio Delmastro
Reader profile
- amateur and professional clarinettists
- clarinet students
- music lovers
- movie fans
Author’s profile
Gianluca Campagnolo, clarinetist, plays in concert in Italy and abroad both solo and with orchestras. He held several master classes in clarinet at Universities and Conservatories in Jakarta and El Salvador, and in Spain, France, Holland. Ha inciso per Da Vinci, Taukay, Vermeer, Centaur, Bongiovanni, AmadeusArte, Eco. He has published two methods for clarinet with By Bess Edizioni and C.D.B. He has written specialized articles for several music magazines.
