Moreno Viglione

Moreno Viglione, guitarist, composer, arranger, and guitar teacher, boasts thirty years of experience. He has toured and performed in the studio with numerous nationally and internationally renowned artists.
In the jazz scene, he has performed with some of the greatest exponents of gypsy jazz, such as Angelo Debarre, Samson Schmitt, Noe Reinhardt, Dorado Schmitt, and Tim Kliphuis.
He has toured and performed on TV with Patty Pravo, Mimmo Locasciulli, Fabrizio Moro, Giorgio Tirabassi, and Mark Hanna, to name a few. In the theater, he collaborated with Giorgio Tirabassi on "Il fulmine a tre dita," with Michela Andreozzi on "A letto dopo Carosello" at the Sala Umberto Theater, and with the musical "Saturday Night Fever" at the Sistina Theater.
Since 2013, he has been the guitarist of the resident band on the program Webnotte (La Repubblica), hosted by journalists and music critics Ernesto Assante and Gino Castaldo, where he has performed with numerous artists such as Ron, Enrico Ruggeri, Raf, Paola Turci, Massimo Ranieri, Nek, J-Ax, Malika Ayane, Francesco Renga, Nina Zilli, Fausto Leali, Carmen Consoli, Fiorello, Noemi, Luca Carboni, Syria, Mario Venuti, Francesco Gabbani, Manuel Agnelli, Fedez, Chiara Galiazzo, Max Paiella, Claudio Santamaria, Irene Grandi, Rocco Hunt, Alex Britti, Toto Cutugno, Nino D'Angelo, I Ricchi e Poveri, Federico Zampaglione, Max Giusti, Patty Pravo, Paola Cortellesi, Edoardo Vianello, Raiz, Peppino Di Capri, Rossana Casale, The Gang, I Nomadi, Lorenzo Fragola, Francesca Michielin, Alberto Forti, and many others.
In 2022, he was the guitarist for the resident band on the show Double Rock with E. Assante and G. Castaldo for Loft TV.
He has collaborated with many artists, including Patty Pravo on the live album "Sold Out All'Arena di Verona" and Giorgio Tirabassi on "Romantica." He has also pursued several original projects, including a Gypsy Jazz group, "Hot Club Roma," founded by guitarist Gianfranco Malorgio, with whom he recorded "Django Mon Amour" (Widelab 2010) and "Swinging in Django Style" (Cinic Record 2015).
With Rossomalpelo, "23 con il pelo e con il vizio," the compilation "Italia" (Putumayo 2009) and "Padapè" (Nutrimenti 2005), with Giovanni Di Cosimo "Nu5tet" (Rai Trade) and the Moreno Viglione Gypsy Jazz group (trio, quartet, quintet). He has released three albums under his own name: Moreno Viglione Gypsy Jazz Quintet, M.V. Wood and Strings, and M.V. Maybe Blues Trio, all released on the SiFaRe record label. In 2020, the album "Viglione/Creni/Gattone Gypsy Jazz Trio" was released (Forward Music Italy), produced by Forward Studio.
In 2022, he recorded the album "Moreno Viglione Gypsy Jazz Trio" in Paris, produced and released by the French label Alba Musique.

Soundtracks
As a composer for film and television, he wrote the soundtrack for the film "L’ospite segreto," the music for three seasons of the program "Circo Massimo" on Rai Tre, original music for the programs Ballarò (RaiTre) and Di Martedì (La7), and original songs for the first season of the international format "When Patrick Met Kylie" for National Geographic.