Marco Toso Borella was selected among the professionals honored with the prestigious Rotary recognition, with the award ceremony held on Friday, January 16, at the M9 Museum auditorium in Mestre.
This award is promoted by the 22 Rotary Clubs of Rotary District 2060, Venice-Treviso-Padua area, to highlight figures from different professional fields who have interpreted their work as a responsibility toward the community, combining expertise, integrity, and civic commitment.
A recognition that combines his work as a Murano glass artist with the significant cultural and social impact of the Big Vocal Orchestra and Vocal Skyline choral projects.
A powerful artistic and human universe through which he can express and share his art with many fellow citizens, in the hope of bringing more people from the city and beyond closer to the beauty of music and the history of Venice.
“I therefore dedicate this award,” declared Marco Toso Borella, “to all my choir members, to the people who quietly work alongside me to make my artistic projects possible, and to all those who believe in the power of choral singing and support my—our—dream in so many different ways. Grateful thanks to Prof. Franco Bosello, Guardian Grande of the Scuola Grande di San Giovanni Evangelista, for nominating me as a candidate.”
