Ennio Morricone Dead, the legendary composer of the Oscar Westerners' winners, was 91

An update on the self-written Moriconi: the legendary Italian composer Enio Morconi died in Rome after complications from the fall of last week. He was 91.

The death of Inyo Moriconi, the legendary composer of the Oscar Westerners' winners, was 91

An update on the self-written Moriconi: the legendary Italian composer Enio Morconi died in Rome after complications from the fall of last week. He was 91.

His lawyer, Giorgio Asuma, delivered the obituary written by the composer himself outside the clinic where Moriconi died, Reuters reported. It starts with "Me, Inyo Morikone, I'm dead."

In a touching one-page text, Moricon thanked his close friends and family for their comrades, as he named his children and grandchildren and said, "I hope they understand how loved you are."

He dedicated "a more painful farewell" to his wife, Maria Travia, whom he married in 1956, saying: "I renew to her the exceptional love that binds us together and I am sorry to abandon him."

He said he wanted a private funeral because I "don't want to disturb".

The tall musical maestro consisted of more than 400 results for cinema and television, as well as over 100 classic works. His degree for The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (1966), and is one of the few successful collaborations with director Sergio Leone, is one of the most influential soundtracks in history.

His brilliant films include over 70 award-winning films, including all Lyon films, and all Giuseppe Tournatori films from beloved cinema to post-cinema, Battle of Algeria, Dario Argento's animal trilogy, Days of Heaven, Thing, Mission, Untouchable Game, Game Bugsy and Ripley.

In 2016 he won an Oscar for his performance in the movie Quentin Tarantino The Hateful Eight, at that time he became the oldest person to ever win a competitive Oscar. He was nominated for another six Oscars.

Moreconi was born in 1928, and he started his life as an ardent fan in Rome and an ardent footballer, but soon turned to music. After playing the trumpet in jazz bands in the 1940's, he became a studio organizer and then began writing ghosts for the movie and theater.

From 1966 to 1980, he was a key member of Il Gruppo, one of the first experimental composers' groups and from the 1970s kicked off his career in Hollywood, authoring directors including Don Siegel, Mike Nichols, Brian De Palma, Barry Levinson and Oliver Stone, Warren Beatty, Quentin Tarantino and John Carpenter.

Among the European collaborators are Bernardo Bertolucci, Roland Goofy, Roman Polanski and Henry Vinwell. Great cinema will also compose music for singers like Zucchero and Andrea Boccelli.

By 2016, Moriconi had sold more than 70 million records worldwide and a year later he received the Academic Honor Award for "great and multifaceted contributions to the art of cinematic music". During his career, he has won three Grammy Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, six BAFTA Awards, ten David de Donatello and two European Film Awards.

News of Morconi's death sparked an immediate wave of acclaim online.

Director Edgar Wright said: “Where did you even start with the iconic composer Inio Moriconi? He could transform an average movie into a must-see movie, a good movie into art, and a great movie into a legend. He was not far from my body all my life. What a legacy of work He who leaves it behind. Rest in peace. "

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