University of Wyoming
Amedeo de Filippi (1900-1990) was an Italian American composer and musician. He primarily composed music for ballets, radio, philharmonic groups, and film and television. De Filippi worked for the Columbia Broadcasting System, Pathe Films, Judson Radio Program Company, and Victor Phonograph Company over the course of his career.
Collection contains biographical information, correspondence, and lists of works by De Filippi; music manuscripts, orchestrations, music scores, and movie and television script music by De Filippi; published sheet music and workbooks.
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This material was received from Amedeo de Filippi between September 1971 and March 1981.
Amedeo De Filippi score manuscripts, 1927-1928, JPB 14-18, New York Public Library.
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