Coniglio Editore, a famous music publishing brand, returns after a 10-year absence

After more than 10 years of absence, a renowned brand of music-related publishing returns to the scene: Coniglio Editore. The publishing brand, founded in 2001 in Rome, has been taken over by Trerefusi srl, to which Iacobellieditore already belongs, and will focus exclusively on stories about music, light music in particular. With essays and insights related to contexts and biographies of authors, composers, performers and backstage music workers who have been able to build a solid apparatus in history, custom and contemporary society, works will be published ex novo that will stimulate a collective imaginary universe of memories, knowledge, anecdotes.

Already in bookstores is the first volume, Recording the Beatles. Here, There and Everywhere, written by the Fab Four’s historic sound engineer Geoff Emerick, whose studio work was a key contributor to the albums Revolver, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Beatles and Abbey Road. It is in this case a translation of a book, co-written with Howard Massey, that has gone down in the history of those in the industry.

Meanwhile, the titles of upcoming releases are announced, among which there are brand new ones: including Donna Summer the Rainbow Voice. From Disco Queen to Pop Icon by Andrea Angeli Bufalini and Giovanni Savastano (forthcoming); And I emphasize if... Giorgio Calabrese, an Average Italian Without a Net by Cesare Borrometi with Vito Vita; Enzo Jannacci Thanks No One by Vito Vita and Alessio Lega; and Pop Story. Suites for consumerism madness and contradictions by Riccardo Bertoncelli. Among the “cult” reprints are All’ ombra di Sgt. Pepper. History of British Psychedelic Music by Federico Ferrari and Once Upon a Time at RCA. Conversations with Lilli Greco, by Maurizio Becker.

In addition, a welcome back party will be held on Sunday, Feb. 19, at the RiverSide venue in Rome, in the presence of the founder of the historic label, Francesco Coniglio. On that occasion, the book on the Beatles will also be illustrated by its translator, Luigi Abramo, leader of the band The Beatles in Rome, who will perform, after the presentation, a concert with the best repertoire of the Liverpool group.

Coniglio Editore’s official website is online on which copies of the books can also be pre-ordered and purchased directly. All info at www.coniglioeditore.com.

Coniglio Editore, a famous music publishing brand, returns after a 10-year absence

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