An Italian composer, sometimes also known as: Fabio
Fabor, Georg Fabor, Jorge Fabor. He was born in Milan, Italy on April 24, 1920.
Borgazzi graduated in composition and conducting from the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory
of Milan. He then worked as an organizer and consultant for important record
companies and a collaborator of RAI-TV.
Since 1941 he was a member of the Siae (where he held
important positions) as an author and composer of operas and symphonies,
oratorios, cantatas and chamber music. Maestro Borgazzi had developed a vein of
music for films, documentaries and theater, as well as the commentary on radio
and television for numerous musical and lyric works created for theater, radio
and television. He also composed over 500 songs and participated eight times at
the Sanremo Festival. A graduate of the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory of Milan,
where he had taught composition, among his multi-faceted interests was
electronic music, on which he held a series of conferences around Italy and at
the Accademia Chigiana in Siena.
Giorgio Fabor died in Rome, Italy on August 2, 2011.
FABOR, Giorgio (aka Fabio Fabor, Georg Fabor, Jorge Fabor) (Fabio Borgazzi) [4/24/1920, Milan, Lombardy, Italy - 8/2/2011, Rome, Lazio, Italy]
– composer, conductor, musician (piano).
Two Mafiamen in
the Far West - 1963
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