He made a large number of library records back in the day, this one came out in 1985. The name was one of many rarer library composers requested from the country of Italy. As was mentioned so many times before Italian library records are always curiously overpriced, for me never quite fitting the level of quality of the music. The bio on discogs:
Roberto Anselmi, italian, director and composer, author of music for images, for several television programs, theater performances, documentaries, theme songs and commercials.
Unfortunately the music is relatively generic library music from the early 1980s. Much of it seems to have a melancholy bent, such as this one:
Clearly the chamber instrumentation and oboe solos throughout recall such classics as the Aspetti della Natura, the A.R. Luciani, etc.
Bonus, another library I found with him plus Tarossi and Maioli, this one from 1987,which features a couple of nice songs but is also rather generic.
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