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Valerio Celentano

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Reflects the compositional techniques of the composers later years, such as the Neo-Baroque style[Overview] A Turbulent Life and Contributions to Modern Italian Instrumental MusicFranco Margola (19081992) was a major 20th-century Italian composer who, influenced by Casella and others, established his own unique Neoclassical style. He rose to prominence at a young age and collaborated with composers such as Michelangeli, while also enduring harsh forced labor under the German military during World War II. After the war, he served as a professor and dean at major music conservatories across the country. While nurturing outstanding students such as Camillo Toni, he authored numerous seminal works and method books that form the foundation of todays music education.A Second Spring for the Guitar That Bloomed in His Later YearsMargola left behind a body of work comprising approximately 800 piece