Zelda: Symphonic Tale concert set for Paris in October 2026
Pixelophonia performs Ocarina of Time's music with narration and on-screen elements at MPAA Saint-Germain.
A concert titled The Legend of Zelda: Symphonic Tale has been announced for October 29, 2026 at MPAA Saint-Germain in Paris, according to screenrant.com. The performance is by Pixelophonia, a French symphonic orchestra.
The show combines the music of Ocarina of Time with narration and on-screen elements to tell the game's story. It starts at 21:15 local time and runs for roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Tickets are open to ages 6 and above. The venue is MPAA Saint-Germain in Paris.
Other Zelda anniversary events
The Legend of Zelda is currently marking its 40th anniversary, a period that has brought announcements for merchandise, games and remasters. A Nintendo-backed 40th anniversary concert is set to begin in February 2027 and tour worldwide, and an Ocarina of Time remake releases a few weeks after the Symphonic Tale concert.
Quick answers
When is The Legend of Zelda: Symphonic Tale?
It takes place on October 29, 2026 at MPAA Saint-Germain in Paris, starting at 21:15 local time.
Who performs the concert?
The French symphonic orchestra Pixelophonia performs the music of Ocarina of Time with narration and on-screen elements.
How long is the concert and what ages can attend?
It runs for roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes and is suitable for ages 6 and above.