Mozart Piano Workshop
A workshop designed to help children progress with joy, imagination, and musicality.
During the Easter holidays, we offer a piano workshop centered around Mozart and his symphonic universe: Eine kleine Nachtmusik, divertimenti, and other works full of rhythm, elegance, and contrast.
An accelerator for progress before the concert
This year, our students are discovering Mozart’s music and, in June, they will all perform a Mozart piece at the Théâtre Ranelagh. The Easter workshop is designed as a key moment to progress faster, deepen musical work, and build confidence.
- Precise work on the piece to improve rhythm, fluency, sound, and dynamics
- A broader artistic approach to better enter the spirit of Mozart
- A motivating experience that strengthens listening, musical understanding, and confidence
Practical information
- Dates: April 20 to April 24, 2026
- Duration: 5 days, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
- Age: 3 to 14 years old
- Locations: 19 rue de la Pompe, 75116 Paris, and 1 rue de Richelieu, 75001 Paris
- Lunch: children should bring their own lunchbox
Program
Three complementary approaches to help children progress while keeping the experience lively, playful, and creative.
Refining the concert piece
We work on precision, rhythm, fluency, sound quality, dynamics, and interpretation so that each student leaves with a stronger and more musical version of their piece.
Discovering Mozart through movement and theatrical play
Movement and theatrical play help children better feel the rhythm, contrasts, and character of this music. Mozart becomes more vivid, more tangible, and even more engaging.
Creating a staged video
Students invent a small story, prepare a simple staging, and film a short video based on a musical excerpt. A wonderful memory and also a strong source of motivation.
Why this workshop works so well
We do not simply aim to rehearse a piece. We want children to better understand the music they play, develop their listening skills, and find even more joy in playing the piano.
Greater precision
Work on the piece becomes more stable, fluid, and controlled.
Deeper understanding
Children better understand the style, contrasts, and spirit of Mozart.
Greater motivation
Play, movement, and video creation inspire children to progress even further.
Prices and options
You can reserve the full week or choose half-day sessions depending on your needs.
Full week
€450 for the 5 days, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Half-day
€60 per half-day, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM for morning sessions or from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM for afternoon sessions.
Sibling discount
10% discount for the second child from the same family.
A structure adapted to every level
The workshop is designed for children who already learn the piano, whether beginners, intermediate, or more advanced. Guidance is individualized at every stage.
Beginners
To strengthen fundamentals, develop listening skills, and build confidence.
Intermediate students
To improve consistency, refine dynamics, and deepen interpretation.
Advanced students
To enrich style, phrasing, sound quality, and musical maturity.
Reserve a spot
The Easter piano workshop is a wonderful opportunity to progress with Mozart, prepare the June concert in excellent conditions, and enjoy a rich and inspiring artistic experience.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need to be a Piano Académie student?
No. The workshop is open to our students as well as external children who already learn piano, subject to availability.
Is the workshop suitable for beginners?
Yes, as long as the child already learns piano. The goals are adapted to their level, age, and current piece.
Can we book half-days?
Yes. You can book either the morning session from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM or the afternoon session from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, at €60 per half-day.
Is lunch provided?
Lunch is not provided. Children should bring their own lunchbox.
Will the June concert piece be worked on during the workshop?
Yes. This is one of the main goals of the workshop. Each student leaves with a more accomplished and more musical version of their piece.