Young people who raise their voices, to give sound to written words, to take them out of the pages of books and scores and make them listen, between music and literature. From October to today there have been "aloud" reading workshops, which involved 2 classes from the secondary schools of Alghero of the Istituto Comprensivo 1 in via XX Settembre and Fertilia, 4 classes of the Liceo Scientifico of Alghero, 2 classes of the Pitagora and Europe of Sassari for a total of around 300 boys and girls, working with professional actors and actresses on techniques of expressiveness and reading aloud.

The project “Fino a Leggermi Matto teen”, which blossomed in the fourth edition of the literary festival of the same name which takes place in Sassari, won the “Ad Alta Voce” tender curated by CePELL - Center for Books and Reading of the Ministry of Culture, the only project financed in Sardinia among the 125 selected and the 8 financed. An important result obtained by Le Ragazze Terribili, a cooperative society, a cultural enterprise based in Sassari, which for this initiative together with SpazioT of Alghero, Libreria Dessì, Liber and Associazione Carta da Musica, created a recreational-educational path aimed at girls and boys between 11 and 18 years old, between music and literature, which find their meeting point in "out loud".

The project started last October 13th with Elio Biffi , member of the well-known musical band I Pinguini Tattici Nucleari who - on the centenary of the birth of Italo Calvino, whose origins are linked to the city of Sassari - presented at the Azuni musical high school of Sassari “Last came the crow” musical reading dedicated to the “revolutionary” Calvino, then repeated in the spaces of the prestigious Tavolara Pavilion in a very popular evening event.

"Fino a Leggermi Matto Teen" also involved the municipal libraries of Oschiri, Benetutti and Buddusò and on 18 May at the Teatro Civico of Alghero, in collaboration with the Alghero Foundation, and staged a performance open to the public.