It would be fair to say I was born into music. Having both parents as musicians and music educators, music has been around me as long as I can remember. Cello has been my biggest passion throughout my life. I was lucky enough to be given the opportunity to have an instrument at an early age, take lessons and become a musician. It takes a lot. From parents. From you. From the community. It was the New England Conservatory Prep School where I found many unique opportunities to grow as a musician, perform major solo, chamber, and orchestral works around the world, got to study with some of the best teachers, and learned to express myself to the world through the beauty of music. In addition to that, it was the New England Conservatory Prep School where I got to know Michael and his initiative Care-to-Share, and joined the non-profit journey. We believe in the power of music, and we believe that it can benefit all communities.

Although our program is open to everyone, our specific target demographic is younger people who may be economically disadvantaged. Our goal is to provide music education and the ability to perform to those who lack the ability to participate in expensive/advanced music programs. Hence, our mission applies mainly to those in need of opportunities to find ways to connect and make music an important part of their lives.