From Digitmovies comes, for the first time on disc, the original score composed and conducted by Bruno Nicolai for Una Vergine Tra I Morti Viventi (aka A Virgin Among The Living Dead, Christina, Princesse Del'Erotisme). This third volume dedicated to the music of Bruno Nicolai for the Cinema of Jess Franco, is possible thanks to the master tapes survived (in mono mix) recently discovered in the Edipan vaults. Bruno Nicolai has written a wonderful love theme for the main character of Christine, a sweet and melancholic theme performed by the crystal voice of Edda Dell’Orso.

The second one is the long awaited CD release of Maestro Ennio Morricone’s score for the movie Addio Fratello Crudele (It's pity, she’s a whore) directed in 1970 by Giuseppe Patroni Griffi. This CD project was made possible thanks to the generous cooperation of C.A.M. (in whose archives the original stereophonic master tapes have been preserved) and to Maestro Ennio Morricone himself who authorized every selected track and supervised the production. Morricone’s medieval flavoured score is rich in haunting melodies and brilliant orchestration ideas.  

And finally a double CD, containing the original motion picture scores of three horror movies starring great German actor Klaus Kinski (1926 -1991). A very big support to the distressing atmospheres of the film is given by the music of Berto Pisano. He has attempted in the horror genre writing and conducting the score of La Morte Ha Sorriso All'Assassino (1973), of which the complete score from the stereophonic master tapes kept in the C.A.M. Archives is released for the first time. The second CD of this double disc set contains the complete original scores for La Mano Che Nutre La Morte and Le Amanti Del Mostro that appear on record for the first time, taken from the stereophonic master tapes of the C.A.M. Archives. The music has been written by the four hands of Elio Maestosi and Stefano Liberati.