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	Giorgio Moroder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Giorgio Moroder (born April 26, 1940 in Ortisei, Italy) is a German-speaking Italian record producer, songwriter and performer, whose groundbreaking work with synthesizers during the 1970s was a significant influence on techno and electronic music in general.
		Moroder scored a number of hits in his own name: "Son Of My Father" in 1972 and "From Here to Eternity" in 1977 under the name Giorgio, and the following year "The Chase," the theme from the film Midnight Express.
		On September 20, 2004 Moroder was honored at the Dance Music Hall of Fame ceremony, held in New York, when he was inducted for his many outstanding achivements and contributions as producer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Giorgio_Moroder (345 words)

	Giorgio Moroder Tribute @ Disco-Disco.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Giorgio Moroder was born in Ortisei, Italy, on April 26, 1940.
		Giorgio thinks that one of the greatest things with the technology today is that it gives anyone with some talent, inspiration and a little money the possibility to be creative and do things that were impossible just 10 years ago.
		Giorgio Moroder, proposes himself today as cyber-graphic artist, sculptor of images and multimedia artist, even though he is especially renowned and appreciated all over the world for his talent as a musician and composer.
	www.disco-disco.com /tributes/giorgio.html (2584 words)

	And We Danced - Giorgio Moroder Profile
		Born in Italy in 1940, Giorgio Moroder is one of the primary architects of the sound of Disco.
		Giorgio Moroder's recording career began with the opening of his studio Musicland in Munich, Germany in the late 1960's.
		Moroder's remix of the single Disco Science by French artist Mirwais caught Madonna's attention in 1999 and ultimately led to Mirwais collaboration with Madonna on her album Music.
	www.andwedanced.com /producers/moroder.htm (708 words)

	Giorgio Moroder
		Moroder is, the radical chic surfers of the disco wave inform us, as crucial to the developing of the new 'disko' aesthetic as are, say, Kraftwerk, Bowie, Eno, Amanda Lear, The Baader Meinhof and Devo.
		Giorgio Moroder was born in the Dolomite hills of Northern Italy some 36 years ago, He started playing guitar when he was 16 or 17, then left both school and home at 19 to play in what he deems "a more or less dancing group".
		Moroder goes on to divulge that he recorded an all-electronic album of his own some years ago, working on the project for several months before failing to find an outlet for it.
	www.globaldarkness.com /articles/giorgio_moroder_interview.htm (3768 words)

	Giorgio Moroder - Donna Summer Discography
		Giorgio Moroder is known throughout the world as a composer, songwriter, producer and innovative film-maker, and hi is also a visual artist who specializes in computer-enhanced images.
		Giorgio`s interest in computerized art dates back several years to his work on a film entidled "A Special Tree", which involved the use of hundreds of photos that he digitally modified with the help of his computer, costruing them into a psychological mystery story.
		Giorgio Moroder was born into a family of artists in Ortisei, Val Gardena (Gardena Valley), in the Dolomite region of the italian Alps.
	demetz.net /Moroder-Summer/index.html (909 words)

	Giorgio Moroder Official Website
		Giorgio has been honored by the president of Italy Carlo Azeglio Ciampi on June 2.
		Giorgio Moroder is one of the world's best known, most active and innovative composers of film, dance, and other popular musical forms.
		Moroder was recently inducted in the "Dance Music Hall of Fame," and is the winner of 3 Oscars: "Top Gun," "Flashdance," and "Midnight Express." He has also been honored with 4 Golden Globes, and 3 Grammies.
	www.giorgiomorodergallery.com (218 words)

	Giorgio Moroder (1940 - )
		Giorgio Moroder (born April 26, 1940 in Ortisei, Italy) is an innovative record producer, songwriter and performer, whose groundbreaking work with synthesizers during the 1970s was a significant influence on techno and electronic music in general.
		Moroder scored a number of hits in his own name: "From Here to Eternity" in 1977 under the name Giorgio, and the following year "The Chase," the theme from the film Midnight Express.
		Giorgio was born on April 26, 1940, in Ortisei, Italy, but later moved to Munich in Germany where he recorded most of his 'computer disco' music during the 70s at his 'Musicland Studios'.
	www.jahsonic.com /GiorgioMoroder.html (545 words)

	Giorgio Moroder - film composer
		Born in Italy, Giorgio Moroder has proved phenomenally successful as a composer of film music, particularly songs for film.
		His music and songs are typically though not invariably identifiable by their pulsating beat and use of synthesisers and other electronic effects.
		Moroder was certainly something of a pioneer in this field and has many imitators.
	www.mfiles.co.uk /composers/Giorgio-Moroder.htm (163 words)

	GiorgioMoroder
		Giorgio shows off his handy work with early synthesizers and they are a prelude of his work to come.
		Giorgio finished out 1986 by having a widely acclaimed showing of his artwork at the Third Street Gallery in L.A. Next up was producing tracks for Amii Stewart and co-writing a song for Italian star Adriano Celentano before taking on three soundtracks in a row.
		Although Giorgio seems to have moved into the art field and his musical contributions have been less and less towards the end of the millenium I have no doubts that we'll hear (and see) more of Moroder in the new millenium.
	www.discomuseum.com /GiorgioMoroder.html (2208 words)

	Moroder Giorgio Site - News page
		Giorgio Moroder buyed the "rights" and the musical will be made for Europa.
		Giorgio Moroder presented at February 19 (1999) in his natal village of Ortisei a new Hymn for the Gardena Valley on the occasion of 1000 years of the "Val Gardena".
		Moroder prepared 3 different versions (for piano, vocal and for orchester), one was adapted for the Brassband of Ortisei.
	www.angelfire.com /de/moroder/news.html (694 words)

	GIORGIO MORODER
		Moroder had one foot in the tradition of syrupy, Motown-girl-group production and another pointing to the future of synth-based Euro disco.
		Although Moroder was born in the Italian town of Ortisei in 1940, he made his name in Munich, Germany, at the now-legendary Musicland Studios with his production partner, guitarist Pete Bellotte.
		Moroder's sextronic influence has been pretty well-digested by now, and in tracks from Little Louis to Black Box, it still crops up conspicuously.
	remixmag.com /mag/remix_giorgio_moroder/index.html (397 words)

	From Here To Eternity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Giorgio Moroder wasn’t single-handedly responsible for the advent of disco, but he was a huge force behind it.
		From Here To Eternity, Moroder’s 1977 concept album, sort of flipped the bird at the band Boston, which had haughtily proclaimed their debut album contained no electronic keyboards.
		Moroder responded by announcing only electronic keyboards were used on this recording.
	www.hip-oselect.com /catalogue_giorgio.asp (256 words)

	VH1.com : Giorgio Moroder : Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		One of the principal architects of the disco sound, producer and composer Giorgio Moroder was born in Ortisei, Italy, on April 26, 1940.
		Around that time Moroder was introduced to fellow aspiring musician Pete Bellotte, with whom he formed a production partnership; in collaboration with singer Donna Summer, the duo was to become one of the most powerful forces in '70s-era dance music, their success beginning with the release of 1974's Lady of the Night.
		In 1984, Moroder courted controversy from film purists for his contemporary electro-pop score to the restored release of Fritz Lang's silent-era masterpiece Metropolis.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/moroder_giorgio/bio.jhtml (430 words)

	Giorgio Moroder: From Here to Eternity: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		When I say that uber-producer Giorgio Moroder was the first person to produce an entirely digital LP, it doesn't necessarily mean that his music was "fake"-- in fact, if anything, in light of most of what we listen to, it's a feather in his cap.
		Moroder is an interesting case because he sidesteps most "disco sucks" arguments due to the fact that he did write his own stuff, did produce it, and even went to so far as to design much of his studio.
		From Here to Eternity was Moroder's third solo LP (after 1972's underrated, if redundantly titled Son of My Father, and 1976's Knights in White Satin), and is a marvel for disco historians, and a perfect nugget of dance music for anyone else.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/m/moroder_giorgio/from-here-to-eternity.shtml (983 words)

	GIORGIO MORODER: Electric Dreams
		Moroder and Bellotte subsequently recorded two singles with her, 'The Hostage' and 'Ladies Of The Night'.
		Moroder, who produced both records, in addition to composing the music and co-writing the lyrics with Summer, did not foresee their impact at the time.
		Another prominent UK artist who collaborated with Moroder was Human League's Phil Oakey; the result was the 1984 single 'Electric Dreams' (featured in the movie of the same name) which was followed up with a full album.
	soundonsound.com /sos/mar98/articles/giorgio.html?... (2490 words)

	math lessons - Giorgio Moroder
		Giorgio Moroder (born April 26, 1940 in Urtijëi, South Tyrol) is an innovative record producer, songwriter and performer, whose groundbreaking work with synthesizers during the 1970s was a significant influence on techno and electronic music in general.
		Particularly well known are Donna Summer's disco hits produced by Moroder, such as "Love to Love You Baby " and "I Feel Love." Moroder also produced a number of electronic disco hits for The Three Degrees.
		Moroder also scored films in the 1980s including Flashdance and Scarface.
	www.mathdaily.com /lessons/Giorgio_Moroder (281 words)

	Music thing: Moroder Week: Pt 1: "I didn't know he did that"
		Giorgio Moroder, sitting at a Moog Modular in some kind of 70s loft, dressed like a bottle of Jean Paul Gaultier perfume, pointing.
		Giorgio made the first pop record to feature a Moog synth: Chicory Tip's 'Son of My Father' in 1972 [iTunes link] It's awful.
		Giorgio's synth programmer was Harold Faltermeyer, who did 'Axel F' on the Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack.
	musicthing.blogspot.com /2004/12/moroder-week-pt-1-i-didnt-know-he-did.html (1042 words)

	Giorgio Moroder's "Metropolis"
		In 1984 (appropriately enough for a science fiction event), Giorgio Moroder produced and composed the music for a spiffed up re-release of "Metropolis." Though it caused many serious students of film to blanch, it remains a cult film, and the one most often to have introduced people to the land mark 1926 film.
		Moroder restored and scored Fritz Lang's classic silent film with songs such as "Here She Comes" by Bonnie Tyler, "Love Kills" by Queen's Freddy Mercury, and "Cage of Freedom" by Jon Anderson.
		Moroder's score for the film "Midnight Express" brought the composer his first Academy Award.
	rbowser.tripod.com /metropolis/moroder.html (395 words)

	Artist page of some of the artists who collaborated with Giorgio Moroder.
		is definited as the "Zodiac Lady of the 70s", in 1977 she released "Trouble Maker" album, but it was with "Zodiac Lady", (released in 1977 too), produced by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellote, that she became a disco diva.
		Giorgio Moroder continue to composing songs for this group such as "Good Grief Christina" and "What`s your Name".
		Giorgio Moroder worked using the same team (Pete Bellotte) to produce the amazing hit singles "Number One Song In Heaven" and "Beat The Clock".
	www.angelfire.com /de/moroder/artist.html (549 words)

	The Never Ending Story
		Maybe it was my sudden comprehension of something that I had basically enjoyed as a small child that caused my sudden love for the flick, though maybe I would have loved it just as much had I never seen it back in the 1980s.
		Anyway, the score by Klaus Doldinger and Giorgio Moroder is certainly what I would consider a time piece.
		Moroder's music is pure synth, and the only track that he wrote that I appreciate is the theme song, named after the film itself.
	scoresounds.tripod.com /neverendingstory.html (730 words)

	Giorgio Moroder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Around that time, Moroder was introduced to fellow aspiring musician Pete Bellotte, with whom he formed a production partnership; in collaboration with singer Donna Summer, the duo was to become one of the most powerful forces in 1970s-era dance music, their success beginning with the release of 1974's Lady of the Night.
		In the early '80s, Moroder continued to focus primarily on films; after producing the soundtracks for such features as American Gigolo (1980) and Cat People (1982), he turned to Flashdance (1983), earning his second Oscar for the hit title song, performed by Irene Cara.
		In 1984, Moroder courted controversy from film purists for his contemporary new wave/pop score to the restored release of Fritz Lang's silent-era masterpiece Metropolis.
	www.djangomusic.com /actor_bio.asp?pid=P103536 (307 words)

	Giorgio Moroder MP3 Downloads - Giorgio Moroder Music Downloads - Giorgio Moroder Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Although he is most often remembered as the production wizard behind Donna Summer's rise to prominence, Giorgio Moroder has enjoyed a successful solo career that has covered everything from bubblegum pop to proto-electronica.
		After these singles, The Best of Giorgio Moroder quickly moves into the performer's disco-era solo work: Highlights here include the percolating synth pop of "Baby Blue" and a surprisingly effective reworking of "Nights in White Satin" (dubbed "Knights in White Satin" here) that recasts the song as a sultry, string-drenched disco ballad.
		Moroder's soundtrack skills are shown off via the inclusion of "Chase," an eight-minute techno epic from his Oscar-winning score for Midnight Express.
	www.mp3.com /albums/473084/reviews.html (308 words)

	Philip Oakey MP3 Downloads - Philip Oakey Music Downloads - Philip Oakey Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This record was a collaboration between Philip Oakey, the big-voiced lead singer of the techno-pop band the Human League, and Giorgio Moroder, the Italian-born father of disco who spent the '80s writing synth-based pop and film music.
		It is a testimony to Moroder's fame as a composer that he was able to earn equal billing with Oakey for a record...
		It is a testimony to Moroder's fame as a composer that he was able to earn equal billing with Oakey for a record he co-wrote and produced, but for which he supplied no more than "occasional synthesizers" as a musician.
	www.mp3.com /albums/49313/summary.html (346 words)

	Giorgio Moroder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Giorgio Moroder is noted world wide for his award-winning, chart topping music.
		Several years later, Moroder's "Flashdance...What A Feeling" would also be credited with helping send the music world in yet another new and exciting direction.
		Moroder's musical creativity has also touched the realms of sports and world piece.
	www.persocom.com.br /brasilia/giorgio.htm (333 words)

	Fritz Lang's Metropolis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		by Giorgio Moroder, released in 1984, with colors, sound effects and a modern soundtrack.
		Moroder's version, despite being one of the most complete, has one of shortest run times.
		Moroder's version of Metropolis is my favorite movie, and Moroder's soundtrack is my favorite soundtrack ever.
	www.persocom.com.br /brasilia/metropo.htm (565 words)

	Giorgio Moroder 1978 interview: Part 1
		Seasonally set and matched in brown woollens and tweeds, Giorgio Moroder grins like a Halloween mask, folds hands across chest and self into high-backed wicker chair, then tilts head, trim moustache and shoulders askance, as if to better observe the effect of his words.
		I observe the plastic palm treelet (Oasis' trade logo) by the desk and ponder the patent discrepancy between the fact and fiction that is and isn't Giorgio Moroder.
		The album 'Love To Love You Baby' album turned up trumps in the States, as did the re-activated single (whilst Moroder was later to record a version of 'Je T'Aime' with Summer for the 'Thank God It's Friday' soundtrack).
	homepage.ntlworld.com /clive.hocker/moroder/mor_1978/part01.htm (3745 words)

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