BIOGRAPHY
Giacomo Bucci (born July 16, 1990, in Isernia, Italy) is an Italian composer, arranger, and percussionist, primarily active in the fields of film music, television, and audiovisual media.
His artistic research focuses on the relationship between sound and image, with particular attention to the narrative and emotional role of music.
He began his musical training at the “L. Perosi” Conservatory of Music in Campobasso, where he earned a diploma in Percussion, and attended the Experimental Composition program up to the fourth year. He later specialized in Music for Multimedia and Audiovisual Contexts at the “Nicola Sala” Conservatory in Benevento. This academic background allowed him to develop a solid and flexible musical language, combining orchestral writing, timbral research, and contemporary compositional techniques.
Throughout his career, he has composed original music for feature films, short films, television programs, and advertising, collaborating with national and international directors and production companies. Notable works include the co-composition and orchestration of the soundtrack for The Man Without Gravity (L’Uomo senza Gravità), directed by Marco Bonfanti; the original score for the short film Apolide; the music for the FAO commercial Hungry Farmers; and the feature film To Paradise, with the original soundtrack released by Beat Records.
Alongside his work as a composer, Giacomo Bucci is actively involved in orchestral arranging, with projects aimed at bridging popular music and symphonic language. Among these, The King of Pop for Orchestra stands out as a large-scale orchestral reinterpretation of Michael Jackson’s repertoire, highlighting a refined approach to orchestration, timbral balance, and stylistic translation.
His musical aesthetics are defined by careful attention to sound color, orchestral texture, and the construction of expressive soundscapes in service of visual storytelling, balancing technical rigor with emotional depth.