Spring in Music
The widespread musical review celebrating spring in Aosta Valley, featuring choirs, bands, and major concerts
About Spring in Music
The musical spring of Aosta Valley
Printemps en Musique is the major widespread musical review that enlivens the Aosta Valley every spring. Promoted by the Autonomous Region of Aosta Valley through the Department of Education and Culture, in collaboration with the Conservatoire de la Vallée d'Aoste and the Maria Ida Viglino Musical Foundation (SFOM), it brings together concerts, choirs, musical bands, traditional music, and major gatherings of regional musical life in a single program.
A program spread across the territory
From May to July, events unfold between Aosta and the region's municipalities: the Teatro Splendor in Aosta, the Collegiate Church of Sant'Orso, the auditoriums of Pont-Saint-Martin and Aymavilles, and the villages of Fénis and surrounding areas. A format that brings music to theaters, churches, and squares, showcasing professionals, young students, and the many amateur groups in the area.
Major choral and band events
The heart of the review features two historic gatherings: the Assembly of Aosta Valley Choirs and Folk Groups, which brings together dozens of choirs and folk groups from across the region, and the Gathering of Aosta Valley Musical Bands, a celebration of Alpine band tradition. These are complemented by traditional music in Patois (Patoué eun Mezeucca), choral projects for young people, and major symphonic-choral concerts.
An identity review
Printemps en Musique is not just a concert season; it's an event of identity that tells the deep connection between the Aosta Valley and its music, between Francophonie, Patois, and Alpine tradition. For visitors to the region in spring, it's an opportunity to discover a living heritage, made of voices, bands, and communities.
Spring in Music — edition 2026
The 2026 edition of Printemps en Musique opens on May 15th at the Teatro Splendor in Aosta with a concert by the Trio Terzo Grado from the Conservatoire and unfolds over two months between Aosta and the municipalities of the Aosta Valley. The highlights include the 74th Assembly of Aosta Valley Choirs and Folk Groups (May 22-31), the 52nd Gathering of Musical Bands in Fénis (May 31-June 6), traditional music from Patoué eun Mezeucca, choral projects for schools, and the Conservatoire's chamber orchestra. The grand finale is Mozart's Requiem, on July 11th at Arena Piazzale P8 in Aosta. Promoted by the Autonomous Region of Aosta Valley with the Conservatoire and SFOM.
Programme Spring in Music 2026
May — Opening and First Weeks
- Friday, May 15th, 8:30 PM — Trio Terzo Grado (Conservatoire), Teatro Splendor, Aosta
- Sunday, May 17th, 6:00 PM — Funk & Soul Project (SFOM), Auditorium of Pont-Saint-Martin
- May 18-21 — Le Chœur Avant Tout, choral project for schools (May 18th in Pont-Saint-Martin, May 19-21st at Teatro Splendor in Aosta)
May 22-31 — 74th Assembly of Aosta Valley Choirs and Folk Groups
- May 22nd — opening concert with InChorus, Aosta
- Choral evenings at Teatro Splendor and venues in Aosta
- May 31st — closing day in Fénis (from the afternoon)
May 31-June 6 — 52nd Gathering of Aosta Valley Musical Bands
- Fénis, Tzanté de Bouva location: band concerts and final parade
June — Concerts and Traditional Music
- June 1st, 8:30 PM — Mosaico Lirico and choral singing class, Teatro Splendor, Aosta
- June 5th, 9:00 PM — Patoué eun Mezeucca, traditional music, Teatro Splendor, Aosta
- June 9th, 8:30 PM — concert by the Liceo Musicale, Tribute to the musical Rent, Aosta
- June 12th, 8:30 PM — Conservatoire Chamber Orchestra, Teatro Splendor, Aosta
- June 13th, 9:00 PM — Onde Sonore: Manzetti and innovation, Auditorium of Aymavilles
July — Grand Finale
- Saturday, July 11th, 9:00 PM — Mozart's Requiem (Conservatoire and A.R.Co.Va.), Arena Piazzale P8, Aosta
Full program and updates on the website of the Autonomous Region of Aosta Valley.
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Practical information — Spring in Music
How to get there
The main venues are located in Aosta (Teatro Splendor, in the center, and Arena Piazzale P8), reachable by car from the A5 highway (Aosta exit) and by train with the city station. Other events are held in Pont-Saint-Martin, Fénis, and Aymavilles, reachable by car along the central valley.
When
From mid-May to July. 2026 Edition: from May 15th, with the grand finale of Mozart's Requiem on July 11th at Arena Piazzale P8 in Aosta.
Admission
Most events are free admission until capacity is reached. Check details on the website of the Autonomous Region of Aosta Valley.
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Where does it take place — Spring in Music
Teatro Splendor e sedi diffuse in Valle d'Aosta
Via Abbé Trèves 1, 11100 Aosta