Stradivarius’ Secret

This theatrical concert features lively solos, duos and string trios while revealing the magical process of string-instrument making and takes place in an era when masks, disguises and deceit happily co-existed with the most exquisite music.

Italian instrument maker Antonio Stradivari, also known as Stradivarius, is a genius at constructing extraordinary violins and cellos. But what is his secret? This is excatly what his fiercest rival, Giro Amati, wants to find out. Using the Carnival of Cremona as a cover, Amati sends spies to Stradivarius’ renowned workshop to test the prodigy’s latest models. However, Stradivarius’ secret might simply be hidden in the way he protects his creations from the voracious little wood fleas infesting his workshop!

Target Audience : 6 to 12 years old
Concert Length :  55 minutes
Maximum Audience : 275 people
Languages : French and English
 
ARTISTS 
Grégor Monlun, violin Stradivarius
Camille Paquette-Roy, Cello – Francesca Maria
Robert Margaryan, violin – Scappino 
 
CONCEPT, SCRIPT AND STAGE DIRECTION
Mario Boivin
 
SCENOGRAPHY
Danaelle Lareau and Maryse Messier

 

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