We have been part of the Erasmus+ Program for the last 10 years, with an average of mobility of about three outgoing students, as these were the numbers allowed by the European founds received. As in the academic year 2014/15 we received a more substantial sum of money, we were able to send seven students for studies and one for training: it was a real success and a great acknowledgment for our work and for the whole Conservatory. Our main goal, which is to involve as many students as possible, was fully achieved and this is giving us great results both in terms of requests for the next academic year and for the prestige acquired by our Institution, which suffers from a disadvantage compared to those located in big cities. In general, the students involved are mid-twenties and some of them have never been abroad before. We have worked a lot both with students and teachers, in order to overcome provincialism and difficulties of language: we have entered in new collaborations, we have invited several colleagues to master classes and seminars (6 STA out and 6 STA in), and we have also organized exchanges of professors and students for joint activities.