To demonstrate Ricardo Musica to TV stations, sponsors, advertisers, audiences and others, let's now go straight to the pilot stage. This involves:-

• Ricardo Musica — me, a piano, crew etc. — going to four to five different locations. Later on this page, you can find all the locations as I arrange them

• content and technique, summarised here, more or less the same for each location. And I'll be field-testing formats, layouts, equipment, service providers and ideas

• a live performance of one or more different Mozart piano concertos.

We'll do seven Mozart piano concertos: numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 (early works that can be played with a string quartet). We'll play a different one or two in each location. I'll be on a grand piano with local concert-standard amateur string players.

Each of those four to five pilot expeditions will generate:-

• one TV reality pilot episode, of ~40 minutes, to be posted on our YouTube channel if not sold to a TV station: a total of four or five episodes. Each episode's diverse content will include extracts from the live performance of one or more piano concertos; and

• one video of the complete live performance of each of those seven Mozart piano concertos exactly as we played it: a total of seven videos posted on our YouTube channel, in a collection that will grow with Ricardo Musica.

Around eleven videos of irrebutable demonstration.

Please check out this website's funding page. Ricardo Musica needs £50,000 ($60,000) to get those four or five pilot gigs accomplished and the videos done and onto our YouTube channel. You can help by:-

• investing

• donating to Ricardo Musica's GoFundMe campaign

• sponsoring or advertising.

For such an exciting adventure, I hope it's not too much to ask.

Saturday October 24, 2026, 8pm, El Bosque town square, outside the town hall. Mozart piano concertos 2, 3 and 8. Free. (Donations encouraged to suggested local worthy causes.) Looking for a local classical guitarist to fill out the show.