"My son has blossomed since he got into PBA. I can see his confidence, his pride in himself. Indeed, everything gets rewarded.
For example, he is very happy to have been elected to be a lead boy.
Moreover, his cello teacher has been saying that he had improved a lot since he started at PBA.
He understands the music better, it is in him now.
Let alone the very positive atmosphere that there is in this group of boys."

—Intermezzi parent

"My son had had an experience in a co-ed choir before starting PBA, and what has been great for him here is that PBA is
more structured, formal, and therefore sets clear expectations for him and a discipline that he appreciates. Look at what happens
when they line up straight before practice, they are regular messy boys and they suddenly change their attitude.
And there is less emphasis on solos than on the whole group of boys. Everyone works, and improves, there is no star.
The time spent learning formal theory is great for him, it is different from other choirs.
Finally, it allows him to broaden his circle of friends."

—Intermezzi parent