Valentino Bucchi

Valentino Bucchi (29 November 1916 in Florence, Italy – 8 May 1976 in Rome, Italy) was an Italian composer.

Biography

Bucchi was the son of musicians. He studied at Luigi Cherubini Conservatory of Music in Florence.

Works

Theatrical works

Il Giuoco del Barone, opera in one act (1937)
Li Gieus de Robin et Marion (1953)
Il Contrabbasso, grottesco in one act (1954)
Una notte in paradiso, cantafavola in one act (1959-1960)
Il Coccodrillo, opera in 4 acts (1969-1970)

Chamber music

Sonatina for piano (1938)
Sonatina for harp (1944)
Racconto siciliano for two pianos (1955)
String quartet (1956)
Concerto for solo clarinet (1969) JM SANTANDREU plays Concerto per clarinetto (Carta Fiorentina nº 2: Video II Mov. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i51CFMCv2jI
Soliloquios, Monodrama for solo viola (1976)

Vocal music

Quattro liriche for voice and piano (1935-1940)
Cinque madrigali la dolce pena for voice and chamber orchestra (1946)
Cori della pietà morta for mixed choir and orchestra (1949-1950)
Due filastrocche for children's choir (1958-1959)
Colloquio Corale for solo voice, narrator, mixed choir and orchestra (1972)
Silence for mixed choir a cappella (1972)
Vocalizzo nel mondo dei fiori for solo voice and 10 instruments (1975)

Orchestral works

Ballata del silenzio for orchestra (1951)
Concerto in rondò for piano and orchestra (1957)
Concerto lirico for violin and strings (1958)
Banditi a Orgosolo, suite for orchestra from the music for the film of Vittorio De Seta (1965)
Suite for orchestra (1973)
Piccolo concerto per piccolo and strings (1973)
Concerto di concerti for string orchestra with violin, viola, cello and contrabass obligati (1974)

References

This article incorporates translated text from Valentino Bucchi at the Italian Wikipedia.

External links

The Valentino Bucchi Foundation (in Italian)
Biography (in English and Italian)

Nastro d'Argento Award for Best Score

1947–1960	Renzo Rossellini (1947) Renzo Rossellini (1948) Alessandro Cicognini (1949) Roman Vlad (1950) Giovanni Fusco (1951) Mario Nascimbene (1952) Valentino Bucchi (1953) Mario Zafred (1954) Angelo Francesco Lavagnino (1955) Angelo Francesco Lavagnino (1956) Nino Rota (1957) Nino Rota (1958) Carlo Rustichelli (1959) Mario Nascimbene (1960)

1961–1980	Giovanni Fusco (1961) Giorgio Gaslini (1962) Piero Piccioni (1963) Nino Rota (1964) Ennio Morricone (1965) Armando Trovajoli (1966) Carlo Rustichelli (1967) Mario Nascimbene (1968) Nino Rota (1969) Ennio Morricone (1970) Stelvio Cipriani (1971) Ennio Morricone (1972) Guido De Angelis / Maurizio De Angelis (1973) Tony Renis (1974) Giancarlo Chiaramello (1975) Adriano Celentano (1976) Fred Bongusto (1977) Armando Trovajoli (1978) Nino Rota (1979) Fred Bongusto (1980)

1981–2000	Riz Ortolani (1981) Lucio Dalla / Fabio Liberatori (1982) Angelo Branduardi (1983) Riz Ortolani (1984) Ennio Morricone (1985) Tony Esposito (1986) Armando Trovajoli / Riz Ortolani / Giovanni Nuti (1987) Ennio Morricone (1988) Eugenio Bennato / Carlo D'Angiò (1989) Claudio Mattone (1990) Nicola Piovani (1991) Pino Daniele (1992) Manuel De Sica (1993) Federico De Robertis (1994) Luis Enríquez Bacalov (1995) Lucio Dalla (1996) Paolo Conte (1997) Nino D'Angelo (1998) Eugenio Bennato (1999) Ennio Morricone (2000)

2001–present	Ennio Morricone (2001) Edoardo Bennato (2002) Nicola Piovani (2003) Paolo Fresu (2004) Banda Osiris (2005) Louis Siciliano / Roy Paci / Fabio Barovero / Simone Fabroni (2006) Ennio Morricone (2007) Paolo Buonvino (2008) Paolo Buonvino (2009) Rita Marcotulli (2010) Negramaro (2011) Franco Piersanti (2012) Ennio Morricone (2013) Pivio and Aldo De Scalzi (2014) Nicola Piovani (2015) Carlo Virzì (2016)

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 118046611 LCCN: n82111789 ISNI: 0000 0001 1455 8759 GND: 103825428 SUDOC: 07998455X BNF: cb14807252k (data) BNE: XX5103789

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