Giacomo Manzoni

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Giacomo Manzoni (nacido en Milán el 26 de septiembre de 1932) es un compositor italiano. ^[1] Estudió composición desde 1948 en Messina con Gino Contilli, y continuó sus estudios desde 1950 hasta 1956 en el Conservatorio de Milán . En 1955 obtuvo un doctorado en lenguas extranjeras de la Universidad Bocconi de Milán. Enseñó en la facultad del Conservatorio Giovanni Battista Martini en Bolonia .

Escribió la música para la película Malina (1991).