Piero Montanari

Piero Montanari is a versatile Italian musician known for his work in various genres, including jazz, film soundtracks, and library music. He has been active in the music scene since the mid-1960s and has collaborated with notable artists such as Chet Baker, Tullio De Piscopo, and Stefano Torossi. Montanari's contributions to library music are particularly notable, with albums like **Bass Modulations** (1973) and **Climax** (1973), which he co-created with Roberto Conrado. He also composed music for classic Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy films and worked on soundtracks for Italian horror movies. His collaboration with Stefano Torossi on **Ulysses: A Traveller Through Time and Space** (1995) showcases his ability to craft thematic and evocative music. Additionally, Montanari has released more recent works such as **Movie Superheroes** (2012), a fantasy soundtrack album.

Montanari's career spans multiple decades and genres, making him a respected figure in Italian music. His ability to adapt and contribute to different musical projects has allowed him to maintain a diverse and engaging discography. From jazz performances to film soundtracks, Montanari's work continues to be celebrated for its depth and creativity.

Genres

Pop

Folk

Rock

Jazz

Electronic

Contemporary Classical

Library Music

Latest Release

Piano Concerto No. 14 in E-Flat Major, K. 449 (Live)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart•

Piero Montanari•

Giuseppe Lanzetta

Single - Released April 1, 2022