Are you keen to optimize your drive to contribute to the environment? In which case, you can consider it through a musical project dedicated to this cause, which opens a path full of sense that will secure your professional development. 

As you've probably guessed, it's also a cultural challenge. But a comforting one as well. Because it offers the opportunity to optimize creative resources on an eco-responsible and fun way, although this last criterion doesn't detract from the earnestness of the issues here. In fact, it's simply a matter of unlocking agility that, while preserving vitality, soothes the relation to the present moment.

 So, onward to the music! Explore your dream of harmony using a creativity method that revisits acoustic ecology [1] to build a sustainable dynamic, in other words, an artistic project with environmental sense.

[1] In summary, acoustic ecology is defined as the relation of music to our sound environment and in particular to nature. This notion, defined since 1977 by the Canadian composer and ecologist Raymond Murray Schafer, is today a discipline in itself. It is at the crossroads of many fields of study (music, geography, urbanism, sociology, acoustics, zoology...).