The Vivace Trio was born out of necessity and love. With no professional musicians in the family and limited access to trio arrangements that fit their style, the brothers began learning pieces off the internet—modifying, adapting, and eventually composing their own.
Their first performances were simple: family events, local recitals, and small church concerts. But their impact grew rapidly. By the time Frank was just 6, they were performing publicly across Europe and Kenya—bringing joy to hospitals during Christmas, uplifting guests at weddings and funerals, and dazzling audiences at national celebrations like Mashujaa Day in Kenya.
Even during the pandemic, they found ways to bring music to the people. Invited by their local diocese, they performed during streamed Christmas Mass when congregations couldn’t gather. In 2022, they played at a charity concert in London for Ukrainian children, and later that year, they won a regional talent show on SR2 Kultur Radio and TV for their stunning fusion of Malaika with Beethoven, Dvořák, Adele, and cinematic classics.
