With Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano you never stop learning. Education is an integral part of our way of making music: in addition to concerts, we offer courses designed for those who want to understand more, listen better, and experience music firsthand.

Our music history courses span eras, composers, and forms with ever-changing approaches: from listening guides to great symphonic masterpieces to analysis of musical language and its evolution. Each course is accompanied by a program of concerts from the Symphony Season, allowing you to rediscover live what you've explored in class and transform listening into an even more informed experience.

Beyond studying, there's also the pleasure of challenging yourself: the singing course for tone-deaf people is designed for those who believe they "can't sing" but want to challenge themselves and really give it a try. In a welcoming atmosphere, we work on listening, rhythm, breathing, and intonation, discovering that singing is a skill that can be trained—and above all, a wonderful way to be together.

And for the little ones, starting this year there's something new: choral introductory classes for girls and boys aged 4 to 7, a fun program that introduces singing and ensemble music, cultivating listening skills, expressiveness, and curiosity from an early age.
Three different programs, one idea: music belongs to everyone, and can become an even richer experience when we learn about it, listen to it, and practice it.