Music Makes You Bold!

Our ancestors have been around for about six million years, the modern form of humans evolved about 200,000 years ago, and civilization as we know it is about 6,000 years old.

What would you expect from such an old species? It's natural to imagine it will have evolved, matured, and progressed, but despite rapid scientific and technological progress during the last two centuries, we still have:

- an increase in chronic and life-threatening diseases, instead of decrease or the eradication of diseases;
- environmental destruction: depletion of resources (air, water and soil), destruction of ecosystems, habitats, and the extinction of wildlife, instead of carefully preserved, enhanced and maintained natural environment on which our lives and survival depend;
- perpetual bloody wars, instead of achieved emotional maturity and ability to resolve conflicts peacefully, empathize with others, talk and resist using force upon another being;
- expensive, and privately owned, fossil fuels (finite and non-renewable energy source), instead of a no-cost, pollution free, unlimited energy source that could prevent environmental destruction;

“Whatever our resources of primary energy may be in the future, we must, to be rational, obtain it without consumption of any material.”
Nikola Tesla, 1900

- we have extreme poverty, tremendous, and growing, income inequality and social dysfunction, instead of more equal world where basic human needs are met universally and abundance justly shared among all levels of society;
- and the list goes on,…

A species that is capable of creating extraordinary creations, performing, recognizing, appreciating, and loving, must have been capable of achieving greater heights! So why haven't we?

Clearly, nothing is as it seems, much inversion, it is now up to us to open our eyes, think critically and discern carefully.

Music can change the world because it can change the people! B.V.

For inspiration, from us to you around the world, absolutely fabulous solo concert by Hauser, one of famous 2Cellos, at the Lisinski Concert Hall in Zagreb, Croatia, October 2017, with the renowned Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra, the most celebrated female conductor from Austria Elisabeth Fuchs, and special guests: Choir Zvjezdice, Lana Trotovsek, Slovenian violinist that won admiration for her expressive playing and unique musicality, and Petrit Çeku, a multi-award winning Kosovo-Albanian classical guitarist and a world-famous virtuoso.

Make yourself a cup of your favorite beverage...and feel the music/power!