Egisto Macchi (1928–1992) was an Italian composer known for his imaginative approach to modern composition and film scoring. A key figure in Italy’s postwar avant-garde, he collaborated with contemporaries such as Ennio Morricone and Franco Evangelisti and co-founded influential experimental groups including Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza. Macchi’s prolific output spanned concert works, electronic music, and evocative library scores, blending classical discipline with bold sonic experimentation. His atmospheric textures and innovative use of rhythm and timbre continue to inspire contemporary composers and soundtrack enthusiasts worldwide.