My first encounter with classical music was when I was 9 years old. I first started alone, then through private piano lessons and later at the music school in Split.

In Croatia, music is often studied and something else, so I studied pharmacy in parallel. After graduating from high school in Split - majoring in solo singing and music theory, I decided to continue my education in Vienna: the study of solo singing and conducting, which I graduated three years ago.

The first contact with conducting took place in the local church in my hometown where I played the organ and later started leading the choir. I believe that this is where the love for conducting was born. I found an easy way to express my musicality and creativity. First understand the idea of the composer himself, and then transfer that same idea to others and simply create music.

It may sound like a cliché, but music is a universal language. Not only in the sense that it is omnipresent, simple, or clear to everyone, but in the context of emotions. We live in an emotionally driven material world. Each of our actions is driven by our emotional state. Everyone can find themselves in music, feel that something. Music can cheer us up, make us sad, motivate us ... There is a wide range of emotions that music can provoke. Music is a very powerful tool - a medium for conveying the message of composers, soloists, musicians in general and can immediately affect the listener.  As a conductor I have powerful tools in my hands, but also the responsibility of conveying the message of music.

I have had the opportunity to collaborate with many orchestras, choirs, and soloists in Europe, especially in Vienna where I have studied and where I currently live. I am especially grateful for the opportunity to learn the interpretation and tradition of Viennese classical music, but also of all musical periods. Not only to conduct but also to listen to great musicians. In addition to conducting, I have an affinity for the organization and production of concerts. Accordingly, I founded The New Symphony 

Vienna to affirm young musicians as an opportunity to gain experience and work. We have achieved many successful concerts in all major concert halls in Vienna such as the Musikverein and the Konzerthaus.

My life philosophy or motto: "Everything is a vibration". In physics, each object has its own frequency - vibration. I believe that man is primarily a spiritual being, and this fact is supported by our emotions. Each emotion has its own frequency. If we are aware of these emotions and vibrations that we spread around us, we can do wonderful things and achieve better results. As a conductor who is aware of what he is doing and what he wants, the experience of music can be raised to an higher level - not only for the audience but also through working with musicians in the orchestra.