Tonini – Guitar Aldo Fanni – contrabbasso Francesco Bausi – drum Other orchestras (1951–1960) In 1951 Barzizza moved to Rome; the Cetra Orchestra disbanded, leading to the Modern Orchestra, with 56 members. He conducted almost fifty-four successful broadcasts, like "Red and Black". Singers Orchestra performances and songs In 1936 Barzizza composed and arranged a piece for Orchestra: "Marilena", and it will become their theme song. It was a: a swing piece. Another piece was "Il boscaiolo", a happy country song made with Rabagliati and Lescanos. Discography "The enormous discography of Cetra Orchestra conducted by Barzizza between June 1936 and the end of 1948 it hasn't been rebuilt yet, because of the great difficulty of such a great opera. Bombing of Second World war destroyed the archives of Italian labels, losing the originals". Filmography Publications "Modern Orchestration in popular Music" called the Barzizza Method, first edition, Curci, 1952. Recognition "Golden Microphone", Cetra Orchestra, 1949 "Song Awards", Modern Orchestra, 1955 He was named Commander and Knight, but he preferred the simple title of "Maestro". Notes Bibliography Autori Vari – "Dizionario della canzone Italiana" (a cura di Gino Castaldo e Renzo Arbore), Armando Curcio, 1990 Gianni Borgna – "Storia della canzone Italiana" – Mondadori, Milano, 1992 Luca Cerchiari – "Jazz e Fascismo", L’Epos, Palermo, 2003 Adriano Mazzoletti – "Il jazz in Italia", EDT, Torino, 2004 Egidio Colombo – "Genova in Jazz", Louisiana Jazz Club Museum, Genova, 2004 Freddy Colt – "Spaghetti Swing, prontuario biografico della canzone Mazzata", Zona, Civitella in Val di Chiana, 2009 Leonardo Colombati – "La canzone Italiana1861 – 2011", Mondadori, Milano, 2011 External links Pippo Barzizza (Italian Wikipedia) Music archive 1902 births 1994 deaths Barzizza,Pippo Italian male conductors (music) Italian male composers 20th-century Italian composers 20th-century Italian conductors (music) Italian bandleaders Italian film score composers Italian male film score composers Musicians from Genoa 20th-century Italian male musicians