Peace Cello is the personal brand and platform of Maestro Diego Carneiro—cellist, conductor, and Rotary Peace Fellow. Through concerts, education, and community projects, Peace Cello advances dialogue, healing, and cultural exchange through music.
This initiative transforms the simple act of musical performance into a powerful tool for peace-building and community connection. Each note played carries a message of hope, unity, and the shared human experience that transcends all boundaries.
SPECIAL LAUNCH — CALGARY CONVENTION
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
“Amazonian Elegy” — Cello solo
(Biodiversity & peace theme)
11:00 AM – 11:15 AM
“Let There Be Peace on Earth” — Informal welcome performance.
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Talk: “Building Peace through Youth Exchange”
Classical cello solo (8–10 min).
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Premiere of “Paths to Peace.”
Reflections on music diplomacy.
“The Peace Cello is not only a tool for connection—it is part of a global campaign to remind us that harmony exists in our shared humanity, and that music can be the bridge that brings us together across all differences.”
Bridge cultural divides through the universal language of music.
Bring people together, strengthening the fabric of communities worldwide.
Plant seeds of peace through musical performances that inspire hope and unity.
Develop a worldwide network of music-based peace initiatives.
Establish a network of Peace Cello performances across 50+ countries.
Develop music education programs focused on peace-building.
Partner with local organizations worldwide to amplify our peace message.
Founder of the AmazonArt Foundation, FOMITA, and co-founder of Orchestrating Peace, Diego Carneiro has dedicated his life to spreading harmony across continents through music. He has performed in over 60 countries and received recognition from the United Nations.
His mission: to bring peace, purpose, and unity through music.
This is your invitation to make history—not only by giving music, but by giving hope. Together, let's orchestrate peace, one instrument at a time.
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