
Telling stories through music and learning how to use the body while playing an instrument can lead to wonderful discoveries in self-expression and creativity, especially for young people. Eleonora Savini is currently a violin professor at the Centro Didattico Musicale Roberto Goitre, a musical education center based in Avigliana (Turin, Italy). Her personal research continues to develop not only on stage, but in schools and in musical storytelling sessions for families.
She holds music lessons in nursery and primary schools, but also workshops for adult teachers mainly based on the theatrical staging of the musical performance.
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Since 2025, Eleonora Savini has been collaborating with the Orchestra of the Teatro Regio Torino as a cultural educator, with a focus on engaging younger audiences, including primary, middle, and high school students. As part of this role, she introduces concert programmes through pre-concert presentations ("Non soli ma bene accompagnati" format), offering audiences an accessible and insightful approach to the repertoire and works featured in each performance.

Within the fields of musical staging and music education, Eleonora Savini leads teacher training courses for educators working in nursery schools, primary schools, and lower and upper secondary schools at the Centro Goitre in Avigliana. The courses are conducted in Italian and focus on exploring methodologies and tools designed to engage students with music through creative and participatory learning experiences.