Luciano Berio, Cavaliere di Gran Croce OMRI[1] (24 Octobris 1925—27 Maii 2003), fuit compositor Italicus, plerumque propter laborem in musica experimentali notus, praecipue propter Symphoniam pro vocibus et orchestra (1968) et Sequenza ('Sequentia'), res enumeratas pro singulis, et quod praecursor fuit musicae electronicae.
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