Museo Rosenbach
| Museo Rosenbach | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| origin | Italy |
| Genre (s) | Progressive rock |
| founding | 1971 to 1999 |
| resolution | 1974 |
| Founding members | |
| Stefano Galifi | |
| Enzo Merogno | |
| Alberto Moreno | |
| Pit Corradi | |
| Giancarlo Golzi († 2015) | |
| Current occupation | |
singing |
Stefano Galifi |
guitar |
Max Borelli |
guitar |
Sandro Libra |
Bass, vocals |
Andy Senis |
Keyboard, bass |
Alberto Moreno |
Keyboard |
Fabio Meggetto |
Drums |
Giancarlo Golzi († 2015) |
| former members | |
singing |
Andrea Biancheri |
guitar |
Marco Balbo |
Keyboard |
Marioluca Barioni |
Keyboard |
Sergio Cossu |
singing |
Walter Franco |
| Leonardo Lagorio | |
Museo Rosenbach is an Italian progressive rock band that was founded in Bordighera in 1971 .
Band history
Museo Rosenbach emerged from two other bands and in 1973 released their debut Zarathustra , a concept album about Nietzsche's philosophy. The album was heavily criticized at the time, probably because of Nietzsche's Übermensch concept and a Mussolini image in the artwork, and the band soon broke up. Today Zarathustra is considered a classic of Italian progressive rock.
Giancarlo Golzi continued to be musically active and founded Matia Bazar in 1975 . After interest in the band arose again in the 1990s and some unpublished recordings became available, the original members Moreno and Golzi re-founded Museo Rosenbach. A second studio album was released in 2000, but it was more based on the Italopop . In 2012, Museo Rosenbach re-recorded their debut album with a slightly different line-up and in 2013 released a new studio album, which also represented a return to musical roots. A live album followed the following year.
Founding member Golzi died of a heart attack in 2015 at the age of 63.
Discography
- 1973: Zarathustra
- 1992: Live '72
- 1992: Rare and Unreleased
- 1992: Rarities
- 2000: Exit
- 2012: Zarathustra - Live in Studio
- 2013: Barbarica
- 2014: Live in Tokyo
Web links
- Museo Rosenbach on ItalianProg (English)
- Museo Rosenbach in the ProgArchives (English)
- Museo Rosenbach on the baby blue pages
Individual evidence
- ↑ sal: Giancarlo Golzi (Museo Rosenbach) died of a heart attack ( memento of the original from August 16, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , progrock-dt.de , accessed on August 13, 2015.
