Franco Battiato

Franco Battiato

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Franco Battiato on KCRW

Italian artist Franco Battiato is a renowned mystical composer, a modern filmmaker and painter. He comes to the U.S. for a very rare appearance as part of the Italian cultural festival, Hitweek L.A.. Battiato will join Morning Becomes Eclectic hosted by Tom Schnabel for a live set at 11:15am.

Franco Battiato

Italian artist Franco Battiato is a renowned mystical composer, a modern filmmaker and painter. He comes to the U.S. for a very rare appearance as part of the Italian cultural festival, Hitweek L.A.. Battiato will join Morning Becomes Eclectic hosted by Tom Schnabel for a live set at 11:15am.

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