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Claudio Gizzi

Composer
Music Department
Soundtrack

Claudio Gizzi (Rome, 16 of may of 1946) is a Italian musician and film composer famous for the score of Andy Warlhol's Frankestein (aka Flesh for Frankestein) and Andy Warlhol's Dracula (aka Blood for Dracula), both movies directed by Paul Morrissey. Also, Gizzi is long run musician, who collaborated experimenting with electronic sounds in Automat and released albums with the pseudonym of Olmi or Jean-Pierre Posit and others with his own name.

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Flesh for Frankenstein

5.8

Composer

1973

Blood for Dracula

6.1

Composer

1974

Desire Will Set You Free

4.6

Soundtrack

2015

What?

5.4

Composer

1972

Credits

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Composer

Perugia dalle origini alla fine del mondo antico
- Composer
- 2015
Memories of a Young Pianist
Video
- Composer
- 2009
A Surreal Pop Movie
Video
- Composer
- 2008
Sydne in Wonderland
Video
- Composer
- 2008
Blood for Dracula
6.1
- Composer
- 1974
Flesh for Frankenstein
5.8
- Composer
- 1973
What?
5.4
- Composer
- 1972

Music Department

Soundtrack

Desire Will Set You Free
4.6
- performer: "Just Drifting"
- 2015
Blood for Dracula
6.1
- performer: "Old Age Of Dracula", "In The Cellars Of The Castle", "Nostalgia", "On The Journey To Italy", "First Victim", "On Journey Again", "An Old Song", "Dracula's Theme", "More Blood", "At The Inn", "Memories Of Romania", "Dracula Is Unmasked!", "A Regret", "The Vampire Escapes", "The Last Victim", "Pursuit And Death Of Dracula", "Dracula's Theme (End Titles)"
- writer: "Old Age Of Dracula", "In The Cellars Of The Castle", "Nostalgia", "On The Journey To Italy", "First Victim", "On Journey Again", "An Old Song", "Dracula's Theme", "More Blood", "At The Inn", "Memories Of Romania", "Dracula Is Unmasked!", "A Regret", "The Vampire Escapes", "The Last Victim", "Pursuit And Death Of Dracula", "Dracula's Theme (End Titles)"
- 1974
Flesh for Frankenstein
5.8
- Soundtrack
- performer: "Main Title", "Frankenstein's Theme", "In the Fields", "Experiments in Laboratory", "Castle Gardens", "Secret Passage", "The House of Ill Fame", "A Love Story", "The Creature Sees the Light" (Overture from Tannhäuser), "Dinner At the Castle", "The Dream Is Over", "Love and Death", "Frankenstein's Theme (Piano)", "Death of the Baron", "End of a Myth", "End Title Credits"
- writer: "Main Title", "Frankenstein's Theme", "In the Fields", "Experiments in Laboratory", "Castle Gardens", "Secret Passage", "The House of Ill Fame", "A Love Story", "Dinner At the Castle", "The Dream Is Over", "Love and Death", "Frankenstein's Theme (Piano)", "Death of the Baron", "End of a Myth", "End Title Credits" ("The Creature Sees the Light" (Overture from Tannhäuser))
- 1973
What?
5.4
- arranger: "String Quartet Death and the Maiden", "Sonata for Four Hands KV 497", "Moonlight Sonata"
- 1972
Death in Venice
7.3
- performer: "Für Elise" (uncredited)
- 1971