Jan Moller

Music - although always very important to me – was not one of my mayor activities in the first 60 years of my life. I had been busy doing a lot of other things, like living and studying in different parts of the world: Middle East, USA, South America, Singapore, India, Australia and a lot of European countries, learning to become a doctor, acupuncturist and psychotherapist; getting married (twice) and raising 4 children, living in Venezuela for 27 years, working as a psychotherapist and teaching personal growth and people skills as a professor at an international business school and as a workshop facilitator through my own consultant business, while building a house and a management training center (hotel) on the Caribbean Coast and writing a book. 

Music has always been a companion, though. I was exposed to classical music and learned to play the piano and the flute at an early age. As a young student I had my experiences as a street musician in cities like