Our Projects
Music with Meaning, Presence, and Integrity
What unites our projects is not just the music.
It’s the desire to open spaces – for sound, for encounter, and for depth.
Whether in school and community concerts, our intimate Café Zimmermann format, or the large-scale Bach cycle in Austrian churches:
We create concerts as shared experiences. Not as spectacle, but as audible invitations to be part of something.
What matters to us:
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Access without barriers: We don’t play for an elite audience – we play for people. In schools, parishes, villages, and cities.
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Closeness to the music: Historically informed, yet alive. Clear in sound, open in spirit.
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Sacred space: In our church projects, music is not just art – it is also devotion. With silence, words, and reverence.
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Collaboration on equal footing: With students, local choirs, parishes, tourism boards, and communities. Music becomes community.
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Independence: We deliberately refuse public funding. Our projects are supported by people who believe in them – not by subsidies.
Our formats may vary – but the core remains the same:
Music should move, connect, and mean more than just being beautiful.