What if music could make us forget, for one unforgettable evening, everything that separates us?
What if strangers sang together. Laughed together. Danced together. Felt together.
And went home with the feeling:
“Thank you for letting me be part of this.”
That is exactly how SONGBILDER began.
Not as a concert. Not as a show. Not as a competition.
But as a shared experience.
As an idea that brings people together. Evenings full of memories. Full of hope. Full of joy. Full of togetherness.
I'm not a professional musician. I'm not a producer. I'm not a major record label. I'm simply a person.
A little over a month ago, I began turning my old poems from 1986 to 1990 into songs. Poems that had been sitting in a drawer for many years – about memories, love, hope, saying goodbye, friendship and life.
Then something happened that I never expected. A few individual songs became an idea. And that idea became a vision – a vision that has now grown bigger than I ever imagined.
I don't want to impress people. I want to touch them. I want to bring back memories. I want to give them hope.
I want to show that music can be more than entertainment. It can bring people together. It can build bridges. It can bring memories back to life. And it can give people strength.
I dream of evenings where people laugh, dance and sing together – and, for a few hours, are allowed to forget how unfair life can sometimes be.
SONGBILDER is not about perfection. SONGBILDER is about humanity. About real emotions. About memories that each of us carries in our heart.
Every song tells a story. But it is only in the listener's mind that a personal image begins to take shape. That is why I call them Songbilder.
I don't tell finished stories. I simply provide the means to carry them. The real story comes to life through people's own memories. Everyone experiences it differently. And that is exactly what makes each one unique.
I want to bring people together. Not because of where they come from. Not because of their age. Not because of their religion. Not because of their political views. But simply because they are human.
Music knows no boundaries. A smile needs no language. A moment shared together needs no translation.
I want to give hope. Give joy. Give courage. Give a sense of togetherness. Not just for one evening. But again and again – wherever people are ready to share something beautiful together.
I'm looking for people who want to give others unforgettable experiences:
Singers · Dancers · Dance Schools · Choirs · Musicians · Composers · Arrangers · Lighting Crew · Sound Crew · Videographers · Photographers · Stage Builders · Organizers · Helpers · Supporters · Companies
Not as professions. But as people. People who want to create something together – something greater than any one of us.
Money is not what matters most.
What matters is the shared desire to give people something that money can't buy:
Joy. Togetherness. Memories.
Becoming a patron means becoming part of this idea.
Patronage is not about buying advertising. It is about supporting and becoming part of an idea.
Visibility
Your support will be visible and show that you are helping to bring people together through music and shared human experiences.
Recognition
Patrons and supporters will be recognized as part of SONGBILDER.
Be Part of a Positive Story
You help create moments that people will remember and talk about for a long time.
I hope that people leave a SONGBILDER event and go home saying:
“Thank you for letting me be part of this.”
If they laughed, sang and danced together. If they made new friends. If they remembered. If they take home a little more strength for their everyday lives – then SONGBILDER has fulfilled its purpose.
Music ends with the final note.
Memories last a lifetime.
These are exactly the memories I want to create with my SONGBILDER. For people. With people. By people.
Maybe you're a singer. Or a dancer. Or a musician. Maybe you run a choir, a dance school or a recording studio. Maybe a company. Or maybe you simply want to help.
Then I warmly invite you to become part of SONGBILDER.
Let's create something together that brings people together. Because in the end, it's not the songs we remember. It's the feelings we shared.