Italian musician and composer Alberto Baldan Benbo died in Italy on November 5th
after a long illness. His younger brother and fellow composer Dario posted on
his Facebook page. The two often performed together in various clubs in the
late 1960s. Born in Milan in the mid 1940 Alberto first worked with the Clan
Celentano then composed music for the movie “Io e Mara” in 1969. In 1971 he
became the keyboardist for Il Dio Serpente with the music soundtrack composed
by Augusto Martelli. The same year he worked with Lucio Battisti for “Amore Non
Amore”. In 1974 he creates The Soul Of "Alì" Ben Djamballa and
composed his only Euro-western score for “Tiger from the River Kwai as Albert
Baldan. He worked with Mia Martini (Donna Sola, Piccolo Uomo, Minuetto) before
his debut as a singer in 1975 with Aria and sold 25 million records across Europe.
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