Born in Cremona, a city with an extraordinary musical tradition, Martino Moruzzi is a clarinetist who looks to the future with a clear and innovative vision: to change the role of the classical musician in contemporary society. Having played with some of the world’s most prestigious orchestras, such as the London Symphony Orchestra, Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam, and having found his artistic home in Stockholm, Martino has developed a profound conviction: classical music cannot remain confined to large theaters and auditoriums, but must be taken everywhere, where people need it most. Martino dreams of a future in which the classical musician becomes a figure in the service of the community, able to share high-quality music not only on stage, but also in hospitals, schools, retirement homes and even in prisons. For him, music is not just art, but a powerful tool for healing, educating and creating human bonds. His connection with Cremona motivates him to bring this vision back to his home town: to create not only a permanent orchestra, but a model where music becomes an integral part of everyday life, combining the prestige of tradition with the need for social innovation. Martino Moruzzi is not just a musician; he is a bridge between the great classical tradition and a future where music can really make a difference for everyone.
