Pippo Barzizza

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Albums

Tu Musica Divina (Original Recordings 1939 - 1943)

Orchestra Cinico Angelini, Alberto Rabagliati & Trio Lescanó, Orchestra Pippo Barzizza, Alberto Rabagliati & Michele Montanari, Orchestra Carlo Zeme, Alberto Rabagliati & Orchestra Cetra, Pippo Barzizza & Alberto Rabagliati e Trio Lesca

Singles & EPs

Misera e Nobiltà (1954) Main Title

Pippo Barzizza & Sophia Loren

Appearances

Schellack Schätze: Treasures on 78 RPM from Berlin, Europe and the World, Vol. 41

Various Artists

Quando ascolti alla radio una canzone!

Various Artists

Il canzoniere degli anni '30

Various Artists

Collection: Le canzoni dei ricordi

Various Artists

I grandi successi anni 30-40, vol .4

Various Artists

Ballroom for Dancer (DJ Wuthe am "Grammophon")

Various Artists

Canzoni alla radio, vol. 2 (Anni 40 e 50)

Giampiero Boneschi & His Orchestra

I Grandi Successi Degli Anni 30 (Vintage Music)

Various Artists

Compilations

Love in Italy, Vol. 2

Mario Abbate, Pippo Barzizza, Carla Boni, Oscar Carboni, Tony Dallara, Vittorio De Sica, Miranda Martino, Domenico Modugno, Roberto Murolo, Orchestra Cetra, Natalino Otto, Nilla Pizzi, Quartetto Cetra, Quartetto Funaro, Nino Taranto, Trio Lescano & Claudio Villa

I migliori anni - 1930 - 1940

Enzo Aita, Nicola Arigliano, Pippo Barzizza, Gino Bechi, Carla Boni, Renato Carosone, Vittorio De Sica, Duo Fasano, Maria Jottini, Roberto Murolo, Natalino Otto, Nilla Pizzi, Quartetto Cetra, Quartetto Funaro, Renato Rascel, Trio Lescano, Caterina Valente & Claudio Villa

Biography

Giuseppe Pippo Barzizza (Italian pronunciation 'pippo dʒu'zeppe bar'tsitsa; Genova, 15 May 1902 – Sanremo 4 April 1994) was an Italian composer, arranger, conductor and music director. Giuseppe Barzizza, called Pippo, was born in Genova on 15 May 1902, and died in Sanremo in 4 April 1994. He became famous in the 1930s and '40s, at the beginning with Blue Star Orchestra and then ... Show More

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