MUSICA DIFFUSA

Where you hear singing, stop: wicked men have no songs.

Léopold Sédar Senghor

Every year, Musica Diffusa is the challenge through which we want to promote a model of beauty in a broad sense, accessible to all without discrimination, continuously open to new stimuli and new collaborations. Thanks to this project, the cultural, educational, formative, and youth distress prevention operation continues, enhancing talents and giving voice to dreams: by making music together, the universal language par excellence, we can learn inside and outside of school, with sensitivity and passion. Musica Diffusa includes training courses for teachers, workshops in schools, youth orchestras, concerts, and performances: contact us at the email address info@estemporanea.eu or at the phone number 375.8476751.

Project coordinator: Prof. Tamara Bairo


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