A mentor once told me that there is nothing more beautiful than a choir singing in perfect balance. I answered back that to do that you’d need a magic wand, not a conductor’s baton.  We both laughed, but in fact, we were both close to the truth. I mean really. Getting so many people to sound as one is an incredibly difficult work of art.

I studied Choir Directing
because I am fascinated by all the facets of singing,

from Gregorian monody to operatic choral music. It is truly a luxury to watch the participants in the collective labor strive to create a work of art in which nobody stands out, so that the right plaster becomes perfectly mixed with all the voices and ensures the result is a perfect work of art. Several years ago in Italy I was awarded the FirstPrize in TechnicalDirection, which was totally unexpected and filled me with joy. I have lived all over Europe, and in each city I have founded and launched a choir. I can’t help myself. It’s a passion of mine. Perhaps you’ve heard my name in one of the more than 4,000 concerts I have directed to date. But don’t be surprised. Directing so much isn’t the hard part, it’s shining in the absence of negative criticism.

Director de Coro
Or maybe you've seen one that I’ve missed?

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