After graduating from Parsons School of Design in New York, I started, together with colleagues, to spontaneously organize chamber music concerts in various churches and squares of Venice during a stay in the city. We performed 3-4 concerts per week, achieving great success during the tourist high season. We noticed how strong the need for music was among people, especially in those churches that, like precious museums, are scattered throughout the city. Not only people specifically interested in classical music attended these concerts, but also tourists and locals who happened to pass by and spontaneously decided to enter the church.

We continued this experience later in South Tyrol and Switzerland.

In our programs, we skillfully combined baroque music with contemporary works and entertainment music.

This gave rise to a concert series in a small chapel in Zurich/Höngg, which became a platform for young music students and musicians to perform, while also attracting a new audience of listeners.