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Joe Renzetti is an American film composer and session musician. He scores for films and television, and composes works for orchestra, chamber groups, and solo artists.
Joe Renzetti won an Academy Award for "Best Adaptation Score" for "The Buddy Holly Story." He worked with Anne Bancroft and Mel Brooks on the film "Fatso" featuring Dom DeLuise. He scored the original "Child's Play," written and directed by Tom Holland, and did a cable series by Tom for FearNet called "Twisted Tails."
Joerenzetti.com is the home of Joe Renzetti, an award-winning composer and musician who has created scores for films, TV shows, and video games. Explore his diverse and impressive portfolio, listen to his original tracks, and contact him for your next project.
Apr 1, 2020 · Richie Unterberger spoke with Joe Renzetti, a longtime Cameo-Parkway studio musician, about the label and the era. For most listeners, The Sound of Philadelphia is the sound of Philly soul from the late 1960s to the mid-1970s.
Joe Renzetti. Composer: Eating Miss Campbell. Joe Renzetti a native of Philadelphia, PA., Interested in film composing, left for Hollywood and landed a gig doing the music for a new rock n' roll biopic, "The Buddy Holly Story."
Discover the stunning gallery of Joe Renzetti, a talented composer and musician who has worked on various media projects. See his photos, awards, and instruments.
Aug 10, 2023 · Dread Central sat down with award-winning composer Joe Renzetti to talk about 'New Fears Eve', his musical process, and more.
Officially released in 2009, the Child’s Play soundtrack was written and produced by Joe Renzetti for the first film of the horror franchise. Soundtrack Lineup: Child’s Play
Joe Renzetti is an American Academy Award-winning film composer, and session musician. Born in Philadelphia PA Renzetti moved to Hollywood, and was called to arrange the music for the 1978 film The Buddy Holly Story.
An aspiring musician since age 6 when he saw a guitarist at a wedding, Joe Renzetti credits an uncle who was a sculptor for inspiring him to pursue a life in the arts. In the early '60's, he played guitar on "The Mashed Potato," "Tallahassee Lassie," and "The Bristol Stomp" by fellow Philadelphians "The Dovells."
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