Tony Iglio (Naples, Italy, 7.14.1932) is an Italian composer, arranger, and conductor. He began his musical career as a tenor sax player in Naples' famed Teatro San Carlo, where he debuted in Ravel's Bolero, directed by Gianandrea Gavazzeni at the age of 17. He played sax in an orchestra directed by Artur Rodzinski, with Armando Trovajoli on the piano. He switched to conducting in the 60s. In the course of almost 6 decades in the music business, he showed his prowess in several genres: Jazz (his first love), pop, folk, big band, swing.

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