The life of the Foundation
French television highlights neuroscientists’ study of A violin can change the world
Le Mag de la Santé, a health news program airing on France 5 television, recently spotlighted NeuroSpin’s study on the links between playing the violin…
Violin students compete in first reading contest
This year marked the first edition of a contest for very young readers at schools in Sarcelles, Garges-lès-Gonesse and Villiers-le-Bel, with a total of 327…
Joint symposium on the science of music, the brain and early education a success
The symposium Music, the brain and early education—what science tells us took place on 22 May 2024 at the Collège de France, as part of…
Music, the brain and learning at school: What science tells us
This day-long event, organized jointly by the Vareille Foundation and the Collège de France as part of its Agir pour l’Éducation* series, will offer insights…
Researcher Emmanuel Bigand speaks to 300 teachers
On November 22, world-famous researcher Emmanuel Bigand gave a talk on music and cognition in Gonesse, at the invitation of the Val d’Oise Office of…
Schools welcome ministers in October
In early October, two French ministers visited schools in our A violin can change the world program. On October 6, Minister of State for Children…
Back to school 2023-2024
As we begin the new school year, A violin can change the world is active in 89 schools in France and Switzerland. Thanks to our…
RTS program on music and the brain
On June 21 CQFD, an RTS program on science and health, celebrated World Music Day with a segment on music’s benefits for the brain. The…
In the news: A violin can change the world
🎼 Two recent television news segments showcased A violin can change the world.
A crew from the Canal+ program Les Éclaireurs visited Albert Camus elementary…
Visite officielle à Garges-lès-Gonesse
🏫 On Monday, January 16, Jacques Prévert Elementary School hosted several prestigious guests. Charline Avenel, Chief Education Officer for the Versailles School District, and Olivier…