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Stefano Lentini

Stefano Lentini (born 26 November 1974) is an Italian composer based in Rome. He has extensively composed and produced music for film, television, and theatre, working across a wide range of genres.

His musical journey began with a classical guitar crafted by his grandfather, a carpenter, using wood from old wardrobe doors. Lentini started composing and recording music at an early age. A multi-instrumentalist, he is recognized for his distinctive guitar melodies but also plays piano, bass, drums, flute, lute, and various other instruments. Through multitrack recording, he often performs all instrumental parts on his albums. His compositions frequently incorporate rich string orchestrations, resulting in a symphonic and cinematic sound.

Lentini's television work has been screened in Italy and around the world and includes the TV series ''Belcanto'', ''The Sea Beyond'' (seasons 1–5), ''The Red Door'' (seasons 1–3), ''Braccialetti Rossi'' (seasons 1–3) (International Emmy Kids Awards nominee), ''El Maestro'', ''Bakhita'', and ''Drawn for Jury Duty''. He composed the soundtrack for the feature films Maresia (Premiered at the 2015 Festival des Films du Monde, Montreal), The Nest of the Turtledove (Best Ukrainian Film, Odesa 2016), and Grazing The Wall (Selected at the 69th Venice International Film Festival). He collaborated with Wong Kar-Wai on the soundtrack for ''The Grandmaster'', a film nominated for two Academy Awards, and contributed to the soundtrack of the short film ''Self 05'', produced by Antony Vaccarello for Yves Saint Laurent. His album Stabat Mater was among the iTunes Top 10 Original Score Albums in Belgium, Italy, France, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan. It also reached No.1 in Hong Kong. His soundtrack for The Sea Beyond was awarded two gold records and a double platinum certification. Streaming numbers have exceeded 100 million plays on Spotify and YouTube. Additionally, as a producer and composer, he received three SIAE Awards in 2023 and 2024.

Lentini makes use of a variety of instruments, often playing many of them himself on the same track and writes music in various time signatures. He is considered part of the ''cross-chamber'' music genre, but his influences are very broad. Lentini's music often has spiritual themes, and many of his songs draw inspiration from real stories. Provided by Wikipedia