Courses are held in the 3rd and 7th districts or directly at your home with the new “Valigia Musicale” format.

Young boy sitting on a dark surface, playing with a colorful wooden xylophone and a green mallet, wearing a yellow long-sleeve shirt and gray sweatpants.

3. Bezirk

A young girl with long brown hair, wearing a pink hair clip, a blue star-patterned shirt, gray pants, and white shoes, playing a small rainbow-colored xylophone on a beige carpet in a living room.

7.Bezirk

An orange acoustic guitar and a large red suitcase placed against a plain white wall with a light switch.

Valigia Musicale

  • Not at all! While the songs are in Italian, the atmosphere is playful and inclusive. Many families join even if Italian is not their first language, it's a wonderful way to introduce your child to a new language.

  • We kindly ask that snacks be saved for before or after the class. If one child starts eating during the session, it often distracts the others and soon, everyone wants a snack! Water bottles are absolutely welcome.

  • We understand that life with small children can be unpredictable! However, at the moment we’re unfortunately not able to offer make-up classes. We appreciate your understanding.

  • Yes! For this age group, a parent or caregiver participates alongside the child.

  • Crying is a completely normal form of communication at this age. You're always welcome to take a short break, step outside, and return when your child feels calm and ready - this helps the other children stay focused on the class (as we all know how distracting a little one’s cry can be!)

  • Grandparents and relatives are always welcome, but please let us know in advance.

  • Yes, we offer a trial package of 4 lessons. It's a great way to see if the format and atmosphere are a good fit for you and your child.

  • Something comfortable and non-slip socks.

  • At the moment, we don’t offer group classes for children over 5 years old. However, upon request, we offer 1:1 singing lessons tailored for kids aged 5 to 12 (for teenagers, please refer to the “Adults” section).