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Sido&Co Festival: musical awakening to the sound of a violin

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Nov 28Free

Sido&Co Festival: musical awakening to the sound of a violin

Nursery rhymes and classical music for young ears are offered as part of the 2026 Monte le Son festival

Bibliothèque François Villon (Paris 10th)

Part of the Monte le Son Festival 2026 programme

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Come sing, whisper, and rediscover the repertoire of nursery rhymes to the tune of a violin. This is what violinist Camille Théveneau offers; a moment of sharing tailored for little ones. As part of the Sido&Co Festival, a festival of expanded classical music in the 10th arrondissement.

Our take on this event

Introduce your little ones to the enchantment of live strings through this gentle, interactive musical journey. Camille Théveneau transforms familiar nursery rhymes into a captivating experience that will mesmerize babies and toddlers alike.

The Sido&Co Festival arrives at the Bibliothèque François Villon in Paris's 10th arrondissement for a musical awakening session tailored for young children. On Saturday, November 28, 2026, violinist Camille Théveneau leads a performance where traditional nursery rhymes meet classical violin melodies. Running from 10:30 to 11:30, this event encourages little ones to hum and sing along in a welcoming environment. Attendance is completely free, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all families can enjoy this intimate musical experience within the heart of the city.

The Sido&Co Festival brings a touch of extended classical music to the 10th arrondissement, focusing on accessibility and early childhood discovery. On Saturday, November 28, 2026, the Bibliothèque François Villon hosts a unique concert designed specifically for toddlers and their families. During this session, violinist Camille Théveneau interprets a repertoire of classic nursery rhymes, blending familiar tunes with the refined sounds of the violin.

The performance takes place between 10:30 and 11:30, providing an interactive hour of singing and musical exploration. The event is open to everyone, as the library facilities are accessible to wheelchair users. Admission is free, making it an ideal opportunity for local families to engage with classical music in a relaxed and supportive setting.

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