A not to be missed musical experience - Vivaldi was played with such intensity, and fluidity among the musicians. This performance exceeded my expectations. The lead violinist played from memory the entire performance. The only downside was the lack of comfort with the chairs.

Magnifique!! - An absolutely worth listening to and seeing string concert with many well-known classical pieces. The strings are incredibly gifted!

Beautiful music in a beautiful venue - The concerts were lovely. Being executed in Saint Germain de Pres was a beautiful venue. I recommend going across the street to the restaurant for the most amazing hot chocolate that you will ever taste

The oldest church in Paris - Built in the 6th century, it is the oldest church in Paris. The interior is in the Romanesque style.There is a solemn atmosphere.

Classism music in a classical setting - I love to hearing classical music in St. Germain de pres. Madeline also had a performance and many years ago I heard a concert at Sr Chapelle.

Classical music in Church - A wonderful experience in an unexpected place. The Church did a wonderful job bringing the music to life. The musicians were very talented. They were there for the music. Don't expect any conversation.

Lovely evening in historic church! - Beautiful setting - the only fully restored church ceiling in Paris, we were told by another guide. Lovely music but no program nor audible announcements re: pieces, which would've been nice to understand which piece was being performed, and also no restrooms - hence one less star. Lively neighborhood in Paris - easy to grab meal before or coffee after.

Beautiful setting - some issues - The setting was beautiful of course! We were let in at the time the concert was scheduled to start so began late. There was confusion about what type of ticket we had and where we were to be seated. The performers were very good and music chosen was great. Too much audience participation which I think detracts from the performance.

Cellphone Show - The venue is like all European mindblowing architecture and was amazing. The music was absolutely outstanding and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Ons thing you guys HAVE to address is the filming with cellphones. Why can't you, like other classical concerts just ban filming for the duration of the show? The guy 2 rows in front of me literally filmed the whole show. I actually stood up to ask him to please lower his phone. He was not the only one. There was about 5 people doing the same thing. Because the lights are dimmed, it is extremely annoying to see bright screens facing the audience. I almost %£%^& him up afterwards but my wife interfered . No that is just not exceptable. We pay to go and listen to the musical talent of these musicians and then have to put up with this. Please please please stop it. The people next to us complained about it too.

Too much instagramming allowed - Beautiful church - truly worth a visit. The specific concert we went to (Vivaldi Four Seasons and more) was disappointing, actually. There were moments of virtuosity but also issues with intonation, musicians being out of sync with each other, etc. But that was just this particular set of performers. Most disappointing was the behaviour of people in the audience who were constantly lifting up their smart phones to make video recordings, obscuring the view for everyone sitting behind them, completely unaware of their impact on others who really wanted to take in the music and the environment without the relentless distraction of people Instagramming everything. At other venues--live theatre, for example--there is an announcement saying that photography and recording are prohibited during the performance. That would be great for performances here.