Louis Siciliano

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Louis Siciliano (born in Naples, Italy - March 19, 1975) is a Soundtrack, Jazz and World-Music composer, piano and synth performer, sound engineer and music producer.

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Career

Siciliano produced, composed, orchestrated, conducted and mixed soundtracks for feature film productions, TV commercials, TV movies, theater shows, musicals and opera. His music production as recording artist encompasses styles including modern jazz, electronic music, contemporary symphonic music, opera, post rock, traditional Latin music, Celtic and classical Indian music.

On 12 May 2013, he started a new artistic life with the name ::ALUEI::.

Awards

Selected filmography

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