For this purpose, he sought suitable musicians, eventually finding the soprano Nina Jiers and the baritone Thorsten Schuck.
[1] The two-year time gap between the completion of the album and its release was explained by the search for a suitable sample space and new members.
During the recording of "Destined Ways", Schubert fell ill with muscular dystonia in his left hand and from then on could only make music to a very limited extent.
He took the title of the debut album "Destined Ways" literally and tackled the path that had been predetermined for him with a firm step.
He follows the predetermined path together with Schuck, who has accompanied him since the beginning of Neopera, and a complete new line-up: Jasmin Gajewski (soprano singer), Nino Helfrich (guitarist), and Denis Filimonov (bassist and growler).