and conducted the „Coro Polifonico Nicolò Vicentino“.
He played the organ and the harpsichord for over 20 years with the renowned „Solisti Veneti“ of Claudio Scimone. In Arzignano, the city of his birth, he founded the male choir „I Crodaioli“ that he still conducts, drawing on a vast repertory dedicated exclusively to his own compositions inspired by popular musical traditions– more than 150 songs known all over Italy reassembled anew in the Editione Curci of Milan, amongst the best known is „Signore delle Cime“.

He collaborated with the poet Padre David Maria Turoldo and the musician Ismaele Passoni in the realization of psalms, hymns and canticles for the liturgy driven by the almost unrealizable desire to dignify the religious rites

He composed many pieces of didactical music for elementary schools, which was publicized at the Casa Musical Carrara di Bergamo. He is an environmentalist, pacifist, gentle anarchist, and very active as a speaker and journalist. He lives in Vicenza in the midst of the green of a secluded and calm neighborhood.

His most important teacher was Hans Michael Beuerle (choral conducting). Other important artistic experiences for him took place under the guidance of Solti, Sinopoli, Chailly, Bertini, Inbal, Harnoncourt, Gielen, Penderecki, Ericson.
Since 1980 he is the conductor of STUDIO VOCALE KARLSRUHE (several international prestigious awards won, invitations to festivals in Europe, the Americas and Asia, several productions for radio and television, many CD’s produced).

Since 1987 he is the conductor of the „Figuralchor Offenburg“, an oratorio choir. With this choir he performed not only the famous oratorios, but also such not well known, from baroque to the 20th century.
Since 2006 he is the conductor of the French chamber choir „Ensemble Vocale Allegro“ in Strasbourg.
From 1989 to 1996 he taught conducting at the conservatory Frankfurt/Main, from 1992 to 1995 he taught conducting at the conservatory „Franz Liszt“ in Weimar.

as teacher of choral conducting and has also received a soloist diploma in organplaying.

He was formerly teacher of organ at the Malmö Academy of Music and conductur of Scania Vocal Ensemble. Since 1999, Björn Stoltz work as conductor and artistic director of Carlshamn Chamber Choir with which he toured all over Europe.