Cellophane is an Italian disco project from Alessandro Novaga and Giorgio Pagnanni. Their single “Music Colours” is an electronic masterpiece of artistic and innovative dance music. The 12” consists of 3 parts to the track where “Part 1” is a melodic salute to a new fusion – Music Colours where the sounds in “Part 3” emulate water colors brushing and stroking a canvas with a rolling piano part and segments of striking keys and drum rolls breaking down the energy. It is one of my favorite of 1984 and a unique sound that always reminded me of the Boris Midney nuance of the late 70s.
I have taken the 1984 drama “Amadeus” – starring F. Murray Abraham and Tom Hulce in the period piece in which composer Antonio Salleri discovers the music genius of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart during the 18th century. The orchestral feel of the disco piece uses parts and images of the film to create a new canvas for the disco overture.
The film was directed by Milos Forman
Featuring scenes from “Amadeus” – RENT THE DVD!
Disco Video Mix by Glenn Rivera
Produced by Ken Emmons
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