The International Academy of Euphony is an organisation that was established in response to a human need; to investigate the meaning of Culture and Art, its role and effective service in the processes of individual growth. Through its action it makes an indispensable contribution to the 21st century, affected by the loss of high values and Harmony. Conscious of the precious contribution made by Music and the Arts* in creating balance and enabling true and profound education (ethics and aesthetics), the founders have, from a very early age, worked at the service of Culture. *In this case, Music and the Arts are defined as realities that penetrate the spiritual and physical levels and as instruments of knowledge and transformation for an enriching human coexistence.

The musician Daniel Levy, internationally recognised as a result of his highly successful concerts, recordings and compositions, has combined this role with that of an educator, investigator, prolific writer and promoter of cultural initiatives, in several areas of the world. (www.daniellevypiano.com)
He is the Co-Founder and Director of the International Academy of Euphony.

Marga Baigorria, Co-Founder of the International Academy of Euphony, has extensive experience in the study of Fine Arts and Philosophy, and decades of experience producing photographic and pictorial creations for exhibitions and publications. Her work is exhibited in a pedagogical context, related to the meaning, symbol and effects of Colour in the human being and to the relationship between Sound, Colour and Form.

Dhyana Levy is Co-Founder of the International Academy of Euphony, having studied the Arts, Literature, Greek Mythology and Philosophy in Venice and London. Since her childhood (in Venice), she has received an ongoing Education in Euphony and is now integrally involved in Euphony’s contribution to the areas of human and intercultural relations.

In 1982, the first International Conference on the rebirth of Euphony took place in Venice. The first Italian-language edition of the book 'Euphony - The Sound of Life' was published in Venice in 1986 following a series of Courses, Workshops and Seminars. The book is dedicated to the anthropological, psychological and philosophical study of sound and was printed in the legendary printing workshop on the Island of San Lazzaro of the Armenians.