Two years later -in 1995- Eberhard Schoener starts with the composition to his first Short-Opera.

It refers to the last hours of Klaus Nomi's life and his dream to sing as an Opera singer on stage. It is Eberhard Schoener's hymn to his friend Klaus Nomi. Kurt Moll, a world famous baritone, finds this project so intriguing that he accepts a part.

The second Short-Opera is called "Palazzo dell'Amore". At the Palazzo Té in Mantua (Italy) the two famous love couples of the occidental literature come together: Romeo and Julia, Amor and Psyche. In those destinies, which became myths, all the numerous aspects of love are reflected.

Again Gianna Nannini is part of it as she is singing the part of Romeo. For the part of Amor Eberhard Schoener engages the at the time unknown Andrea Bocelli. He will be singing a duo together with Helen Schneider (Psyche) and in addition a quartette together with Gianna Nannini and Nidia Palacios (Opera of Frankfurt): A play with voices from very different domains.

The connection of all such elements and the relationship that Eberhard Schoener is building with all of "his" artists is the unusual in all of these constellations.