My Sailor, My Love
(Digital)

Michelino Bisceglia is a Flemish film composer, arranger and jazz musician with Italian roots, who in his early years was influenced on the one hand by musicians like Lennie Tristano and Keith Jarrett, and on the other by Mozart, Rachmaninov and Stravinsky. What that yields in terms of music that inspires this composer, you will hear in 'Music Maestro'

Michelino Bisceglia is a Flemish film composer, arranger and jazz musician with Italian roots, who in his early years was influenced on the one hand by musicians like Lennie Tristano and Keith Jarrett, and on the other by Mozart, Rachmaninov and Stravinsky.

What that yields in terms of music that inspires this composer, you will hear in 'Music Maestro'

Michelino has been active in the music world for 3 decades, working with the world's greatest orchestras and is an internationally recognised and acclaimed Jazz musician.

As a film composer, his name has been associated with such films as My Sailor, my love, Blue Silence, Le Fidèle and Marina, about the life of Rocco Granata. By the way, that film attracted over 100,000 visitors to the cinema and over 1.4 million viewers saw the film on TV in 2015.

What music and what other film composers inspire this man? He tells it all himself in the radio programme 'Music Maestro', Sunday 28 January at 11am. Listen via www.soundtrackfm.eu (see link)

More info at: Soundtrackfm

More info at: Composer Michelino Bisceglia Official Site

Prova Records presents a soundtrack for the drama My Sailor, My Love. The album contains the music composed and conducted by Michelino Bisceglia.

Prova Records presents a soundtrack for the drama My Sailor, My Love. The album contains the music composed and conducted by Michelino Bisceglia.

The soundtrack is available on digital music services to download.

My Sailor, My Love is directed by Klaus Härö with James Cosmo, Bríd Brennan and Catherine Walker.

Grace (Catherine Walker) is utterly appalled by the conditions her widower father, Howard (James Cosmo), a retired sea captain, is living in. She hires a local widow, Annie (Bríd Brennan), to clean and cook for him, which only infuriates the cantankerous old man.
But the spirited Annie won’t put up with his guff, turning the tables by asking him point blank if he’s the kind of man who “puffs himself up by humiliating women.”
As the two grow closer, an envious Grace refuses to accept the about-face in Howard’s mood. Grace has always harboured deep resentment over her father’s absences — and being left to care for her ailing mother.
The shift in Howard’s demeanour is both insulting to Grace (she hasn’t had that kind of communion with him since she was a child) and threatens her view of herself as a martyr.

( - Synopsis: Toronto International Film Festival - )

More info at: Toronto International Film Festival

More info at: Composer Michelino Bisceglia Official Site