As a concert pianist and mother of three children, I organized a concert for an audience of very young children for my youngest son Gabriel’s third birthday. After this event, he immediately wanted to learn to play the piano and declared that he wanted to perform in front of an audience, just like his mom! Faced with his enthusiasm, I wondered how to introduce him to the wonderful world of music. Although I had always been a pianist, so to speak, I had not yet found an obvious answer to the question of musical awakening for toddlers. A few days later, on a sunny December afternoon, I sat him on my lap in front of the piano and began to tell him a story to accompany Chopin’s Prelude, known as “The Drop of Water,” which I was playing for him. “Gabriel has just woken up from his nap and is waiting for his mother, rocking quietly on his bed. By chance, he looks out the window and sees the raindrops falling from the sky”. I then took advantage of the Crescendo of the Prelude that I played louder and louder and of the dark atmosphere that emerged from it to add “but the sky is becoming all grey, the storm is approaching with its lightning and thunder”. As the key changed and the melody became brighter and more peaceful, I would then say to her, “the storm is going away, the sun is coming back out, and Mommy is going into the bedroom to take her out to play in the garden!” ” Several hours passed before I put Gabriel to bed. When I put him to bed, he said to me, “You know, Mom, it rained just now outside! “I thought that was wonderful! Gabriel had not only listened to the music, he had lived that moment to the point of believing it was real! I finally had my answer… This method was born that evening. The desire to share my passion for classical music with all parents who want to transmit this wonderful culture to their children pushed me to produce this initiation course.