
Photo : ©Orchestre Colonne
Awakening Concert "Vivaldi's Four Seasons"
Introduce your little ones to the vibrant world of classical music with a masterclass in seasonal soundscapes. This interactive performance strips away the stuffiness, turning Vivaldi’s legendary concertos into a playful discovery of nature’s moods. It is the perfect cultural escape for curious minds seeking a touch of wonder.
Salle Colonne (Paris 13th)
About
Experience Vivaldi's Four Seasons through an engaging educational concert designed for young audiences at the Salle Colonne. Performed by the soloists of the Orchestre Colonne and presented by Vincent Legoupil, the performance illustrates how musical notes capture the essence of nature, from spring birdsong to the icy winds of winter. Attendees will learn to recognize instruments and rhythmic patterns while exploring music as a living language. This 45-minute performance is suitable for children aged 4 and older and takes place in Paris's 13th arrondissement on Sunday, March 14, 2027.
The Four Seasons come to life before your eyes and ears!
During the concert, children will discover how Vivaldi describes nature: birdsong in spring, the rumbling of summer storms, the leaves and harvests of autumn, and the icy breath of winter.
They will learn to listen to the instruments, follow the rhythms, and feel the emotions that each season evokes, thus exploring music as a true living language.
Recommended from age 4
PROGRAM
VIVALDI · The Four Seasons
Duration: 45 minutes (no intermission)
CAST
Soloists of the Orchestre Colonne
Vincent LEGOUPIL · Presenter
Our take on this event
On Sunday, March 14, 2027, the Salle Colonne hosts a special educational concert dedicated to Vivaldi's The Four Seasons. Designed for children aged 4 and up, the event offers an interactive way to hear the violin concerto, with narration by Vincent Legoupil guiding the audience through the seasonal changes depicted in the music. The soloists of the Orchestre Colonne bring to life the sounds of summer storms, autumnal harvests, and winter's chill, teaching young listeners how to identify emotions and rhythms within the score.
The concert lasts 45 minutes with no intermission, ensuring an accessible pace for families. It is held at 94 boulevard Auguste Blanqui, in the 13th arrondissement. The venue offers tickets at 20€, with a reduced rate of 10€ available. Given the nature of this performance, booking in advance is recommended to ensure your spot for this musical introduction in the heart of Paris.









