When I was 32, I had a desire to revisit my childhood dream of playing the piano. As a child, I had taken lessons, but the lack of motivation led me to view classical music as boring and uninspiring. Reflecting on my past, I wondered why this was the case. Chopin's etudes and Brahms' ballades were stunning pieces filled with emotions that words couldn't express. I realized that classical music was often shrouded in elitism and megalomania, reducing it to merely "great compositions." I wanted to change that.

It was then that I had an idea of giving children an opportunity to experience classical music in its full glory. The first impression plays a crucial role in shaping a child's perception of the genre. By presenting classical music through cute, cuddly teddy bears, I aimed to positively influence the way children approach it. The ballads of Chopin, sonnets of Mozart, and symphonies of Beethoven would evoke fond memories of childhood and bring a sense of bliss and freedom in the future. Virtuoso Bears were created to be a multi-sensory experience that not only played music but also introduced children to the composer behind the melodies. Each teddy bear resembles a composer, and their life story is written in their inner pocket.