Georgio Farina’s LifeLine Project

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Georgio Farina, born in Munich, was educated in music by his father from early childhood on. This education led to a school with emphasis on screen end arts. His 2 years older cousin exposed him to another kind of music when he was ten years old.

His parents thought they had lost their son to the "wild side" of music. It was a "unholy" birthday present with the un-german title "Best of Cream".

For G.F. new worlds opened. After attending his first Led Zeppelin concert, he got the bug and as a result a school rockband was formed. With the hair, also grew the repertoire and G.F. began to compose his own music.

In time, his father accepted the change in music style, also inspired the new compositions and financed his first organ. It was a Philicorda. There was no money for a Hammond organ B3.

The following years were wildly unhealthy and shaped by the principle of learning by experience. Important experiences in the different styles of music, and working with different bands, made G.F. the artist he is today.

Some bands G.F. played with along the way:

Eruption, the jazz-rock formation Children of Joy, Amon Düül 2, The Well, Defroster, Affair, the singer Guillermo Marchena and he also did a lot of studiowork. At the same time, he worked with bigger artists like Curt Cress, the drummer for Klaus Doldinger's Passport, and later Snowball.

Because G.F. wanted to learn everything about the music business, he worked with UFA/Ariola, which is now Sony/BMG. Music at that time was his passion but was only a hobby.

At the age of 40, G.F. wanted to enjoy life completely, so he moved to the Caribbean, to the beautiful island of Hispaniola, which became his new home. Hispaniola is an imperfect paradise, and required a lot of adjustments. G.F. had a lot of time to think about life and how those living in Hispaniola do so on $2.50 a day or less. His priorities were changing, resulting in a project which has been developing over many years.

The G. F. LifeLine Project

G.F wants to use music to reach the hearts and wallets of people on this planet, in order to support village schools and small clinics. He presented the idea to friends and colleagues in Europe, and they spontaneously joined the cause. Many have volunteered their time to support this project: Musicians, writers, graphic designers, sound/light engineers, stage builders and camera men.

The G.F. LifeLine Project begins to live.

G.F. looks forward to seeing you again in one of his music shows with international artists and greets you with wisdom from Erich Kaestner:

" Nothing good exists unless you do it! "