Annunzio Paolo Mantovani, known professionally as Mantovani, born November 15,
1905, in Venice, Italy, died March 30, 1980, in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent,
England, was an Italian-British conductor, composer, and arranger. Mantovani
studied at Trinity College of Music in London before forming an orchestra that
became a popular British dance band on BBC radio. In 1953, Mantovani reached
Number 1 on the UK Singles Chart with the single “The Song from Moulin Rouge”,
becoming the first instrumental artist to top the chart. Recording for Decca
Records and London Records, Mantovani rel...