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*Musica in Cinerama (1967)*

Mostly intended for music library purposes, this compilation features classical compositions for film arranged and recorded in super stereo by two italian composers: Armando Sciascia and Cesco Anselmo. The first was also the founder of Vedette Records that was active from 1962 to early 90's. 

The songs are pretty mellow, easy-listening and with strong lounge leanings, making it possible to imagine sipping a cocktail or mocktail on the classiest bar around. Some of the movies featured are Khartoum, Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Appaloosa, among others. 

Musica in Cinerama - format: Vynil



All titles and back cover are in italian and the tracklisting is in reverse order. 

Other titles by Vedette Records: https://www.discogs.com/label/30985-Vedette-Records

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