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Sticking to that script led Ennio Morricone to become one of the most popular composers in film history; diverging from it made him one of the most influential. The two-time Oscar winner, who died ...

Robodog will be spinning records from his collection during San Francisco's 4-Star Theater's two-week series "A Fistful of Music," a retrospective of films with Morricone scores.

Morricone’s father was a professional trumpet player who wanted Ennio to follow in his footsteps. So in 1940, when he was 12, Ennio entered the Saint Cecilia Conservatory and learned to play the ...