Thomas Schoenberger is a musician, classical composer and an entrepreneur. His compositions have been performed by the Moscow Chamber Orchestra and other notable artists worldwide. A prolific composer, he has composed hundreds of original pieces including two operas.

Schoenberger is also an advocate of music for kids with special needs, and is on the board of directors of Miracles of Mozart, an organization dedicated to providing musical concerts for autistic children and their families and providing musical instruction for the kids. In 1986, in addition to his classical composing, he began writing audio landscapes designed to create connections with children with cognitive disorders. He went on to compose "Music for Infants" and "The ULTIMATE Baby CD" series and both globally recognized. Using original compositions employing polyphonic melodies reminiscent of both Mozart and Bach, his CD's are sold in 20 countries.

Schoenberger turned his attention toward fundraising for international cultural institutions and projects, and has used his international contacts to help preserve and raise awareness of classical music in Milan, Vienna, London and the Middle East. An avid traveler, Thomas has developed valuable relationships with museums and music festivals worldwide and has been an advisor to festival and exhibition committees internationally.

He was also the founder of an entertainment business, that, in less than five years, he turned into the largest operation of its kind in the North Bay. His client list included: Microsoft, Intel, General Electric, Pepsi, Amfac, Apple Computers and other major corporations. He also collaborated with major Napa Valley resorts including Meadowood, Silverado and Sonoma Mission Inn; wineries such as Mondavi, Opus One, Caymus and Clos Pegase. Currently he works as a composer, cultural ambassador and with Associated Entertainment Consultants in new ventures and business development. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.