Pierre et le loup

Composed in 1936 by Sergei Prokofiev, Pierre et le Loup features an actor-narrator and an orchestra, who together tell the tale: the voice to unfold the story, the music to bring it to life and colour.

A gateway to the symphony orchestra For almost a century, Pierre et le Loup has been one of the most performed works to introduce children to classical music.

By linking each character to an instrument, it offers young spectators a fun and immediate way to learn to recognise the timbres of the orchestra — a listening reference that remains etched in their memory long after the concert. Come dressed as your favourite character!

Moustaches for the cat, a beak for the duck, feathers for the bird, ears for the wolf... to each their character, to each their touch!

An event for the whole family Performed by the Orchestre Sinfonia and an actor-narrator, this Family Concert brings the tale to life from within: children don't just listen, they learn to recognise each character by their instrument, to the point of being able to guess, with their eyes closed, who is entering the stage.

A story of courage, cunning, and music — to be experienced together, young and old. And always a snack after each concert to continue the adventure!