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Antonello Paliotti, born on March 10, 1963, in Naples, is an Italian musician and composer. He graduated in guitar under Eduardo Caliendo and has been a collaborator of Roberto De Simone since 1986, contributing as a composer and conductor for works such as "Carmina Vivianea," "Populorum Progressio," "Opera dei centosedici," and "Li Turchi viaggiano," the latter released as an album in 2003. In 1995, he composed "Canto della possibilità di sopravvivere" for saxophonist Michael Brecker and orchestra. His "Messa per il tempo di guerra," written in 1997, was performed at the Conservatorio S. Pietro a Majella in Naples. Between 1999 and 2001, he created several compositions for "I solisti del Teatro San Carlo," which were later compiled in the 2006 CD "Musica Obliqua." Paliotti has collaborated on albums with various artists, including Daniele Sepe, Zezi, Elena Ledda, Gianni Lamagna, Brunella Selo, and Lino Cannavacciuolo. In 2011, he composed "Concert du Printemps" for two mandolins and a large orchestra, performed by Hamilton de Holanda and Mike Marshall. He has also worked in film and theater with numerous artists, such as Pappi Corsicato, Antonio Capuano, Mariano Rigillo

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