More Romolo Grano Soundtracks:1974 Civiltá Sepolte; 1974 Ho Incontrato Un'Ombra; 1974 L'Edera

 

Information here again. On the strength of Kilimanjaro I decided to search around to see if there are any other big surprises.  The library music is sometimes quite improvised, abstract, and atonal, eg Musica Elettronica while the soundtracks are generally orchestral classical music, eg Mme. Bovary.

In the mid-seventies though there is a string of more fusiony and / or Morricone-like material which are these 3.

From Civilta, minimal info on discogs, with Paolo Renosto, Genitura:

From L'Edera (Title translates as "The Ivy - Original Soundtrack Of Scripted TV"), Fiume di Mare, with the Morricone wordless vocals:

While Suoni Antichi features Stravinsky polytonal chords in the strings:

Ha Incontrato from the same year has some fusion elements, note it's also 'Taken from the 1974 italian television movie in four episodes directed by Daniele D'Anza.'  See, for ex., Working in the City, with its lovely Herbie Hancock groove: