Foundation Ambassadors

"As a duo, we experience every day how important listening is.
That is exactly what we also need in how we relate to our environment.
We should learn to be part of a great orchestra.

The Music & Nature Foundation shows how harmony between music, nature, and people can succeed, and we are happy to be part of it as ambassadors."

“As German Hornsound, we are delighted to support the amarcord Music & Nature Foundation as ambassadors. We share a long-standing and close friendship with the ensemble amarcord, which makes it all the more meaningful for us to now actively accompany this heartfelt project.

The connection between music and nature is something that resonates with us deeply: music has the power to move people, to raise awareness, and to inspire — and that is precisely where we see the great strength of this initiative. The fact that art is making a tangible contribution to protecting our natural world and promoting sustainable projects is something that convinces us profoundly. We support this commitment wholeheartedly and out of a strong personal sense of connection as well.”

"Bringing music and nature, art and sustainability together within one foundation is a wonderful initiative by the amarcord ensemble. I am only too pleased to make myself available as an ambassador for this cause, because one cannot exist without the other.

And they belong together in a truly magical way: whether a poem by Goethe, a fugue by Bach, the blossom of an orchid, or the plumage of a peacock — nature has created a wealth of phenomenal works of art. At the same time, truly great art — created by human beings — is distinguished by the fact that it appears entirely natural.

In short, I am eager to see which projects the Music & Nature Foundation will initiate — and I will support it to the best of my ability!"

“Music is ultimately nothing more than humankind’s attempt to reproduce the sounds of nature. So we should take care to ensure that nature and music remain in harmonious coexistence, and that we always enjoy retreating into both.”