Preview of the interactive piano roll for “Flamingos” by Nino Oliviero.
The progression
Structure & dynamics
What's in the mix
Mondo Cane N° 2 (1963)
The soundtrack to the follow-up documentary in the Mondo Cane series, composed by Oliviero and continuing the lush orchestral style that made the first film's music internationally popular. It features recurring themes suited to the sensationalist documentary format that the original film helped establish.
All of Mondo Cane N° 2Nino Oliviero
Nino Oliviero (1918-1980) was a Neapolitan composer who built his early career writing popular Neapolitan songs before moving into film work from the 1960s onward. He collaborated closely with Riz Ortolani on Italian documentary soundtracks, most notably the score for the 1962 cult film Mondo Cane, which produced the Oscar-nominated song 'More'. His music drew on orchestral, jazz, and exotica styles common to Italian cinema of that era.
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Good to know
What key is "Flamingos" in?
"Flamingos" by Nino Oliviero is in G major.
What is the tempo of "Flamingos"?
"Flamingos" plays at around 68 BPM in 4/4 time.
What chords are in "Flamingos"?
The core progression is N, G, E, C, F♯m, and D, built around the G major tonal center.
What instruments play on "Flamingos"?
The recording features full orchestra, solo violin, percussion, brass and woodwinds, and strings.
Can I get a piano roll for "Flamingos"?
Yes. Songscription turns "Flamingos" by Nino Oliviero into an interactive piano roll you can play along with.
Is "Flamingos" piano tutorial easy to learn?
The piano roll shows every note of "Flamingos" falling onto the keys, and you can slow it right down so the fast parts come a few notes at a time. At 68 BPM in G major, it is very learnable once you ease off the speed.
What album is "Flamingos" on?
"Flamingos" appears on Mondo Cane N° 2 (1963).
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It is produced by AI trained on millions of bars of music, and you can play it back and fine-tune any details before you download.
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