Moroder is frequently credited with pioneering synth disco and electronic dance music. He wrote/produced 'Call Me' by Blondie, 'Take My Breath Away' for Berlin, '(Highway to the) Danger Zone' by Kenny Loggins, almost anything you can think of by Donna Summer, and that's really just scratching the surface of the tunes he's made that everyone knows (and let's not forget, he has a HUGE catalogue of crazy underground synth disco gems on top of that). Giovanni Giorgio Moroder, born Hansjörg Moroder in Urtijëi (26 April 1940), is an Italian record producer, songwriter, performer and DJ. And when I finally broke away from school. Winner of 3 Academy Awards, 3 Grammy Awards, 3 Golden Globes, USA, is considered one of the most innovative and influential musicians in electronic and disco music.

Thank you again for being here I am wishing you the lightest and brightest illuminations in this season of unlimited possibilities. Composer, arranger, producer, performer and DJ. from the song 'Take My Breath Away,' Performed by the band Berlin, written by Gior gio Moroder and Tom Whitlock. I didnt see any chance because I was living in a little town, I was studying. Perfil: South- Tyrol musician, complete in every aspect (Ortisei, Trentino-Alto Adige, April 26, 1940). It was almost impossible because the dream was so big. I definitely wanted to become a musician. Seriously, if we're talking 80s pop trash and cheesy film soundtracks, Giorgio's name is bound to come up: he scored American Gigolo, Scarface, Midnight Express, Top Gun, Flashdance, The Neverending Story, and some fly-by-night B-movie fare like the horrible colorized recut of Fritz Lang's Metropolis and the Mr. When I was fifteen, sixteen when I started really to play the guitar. In the late 1970s he moved to L.A., and ended up doing a ridiculous amount of film-work. Giorgio Moroder was a key figure in the mid-to-late-1970s Eurodisco scene, and one of real pioneers of using synthesizers in dance music.The early part of his career took place in Munich, where he made his name by discovering Donna Summer (and writing/producing the bulk of her catalogue).

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