We both discovered our passion for classical music and the delicate and powerful notes of the violin 16 years ago at the young age of 8 years old. We were guided by the same teachers and shared the same path, which is also why we have been playing together. Our performances intertwined in a way that immediately seemed natural and as if our violins were made to talk to each other. That connection was the seed from which our duo was born. Playing together became a way to explore not only music, but also ourselves. Classical music, with its rich tradition and complexity, has been our common language. The instruments we use are unique pieces, each with its own story. They are made by the same Violinmaker, Giuseppe Quagliano and are twin violins just like us. Over the years, our music has changed and grown. We have explored various repertoires, but one thing has remained constant, our unbreakable bond. Music is much more than a profession for us, it is our way of communicating with the world. It is the language through which we express our deepest emotions and thoughts, and we are grateful that we can do this together as twin brothers bringing our story to everyone who listens. Our goal is to bring to light lesser-known composers who influenced their time. We also want to try to offer the younger generation of musicians something new because somewhere in the world, probably even right now, the future ‘group of the year’ is sitting listening to new music with the dream of one day playing on the most important stages and in turn inspiring other generations with their art.