Born in France to Italian roots, Harmonie began her journey into music at the age of six, drawn early to the expressive power of the voice.

She later graduated with a Master’s degree in Opera Singing from the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Paris, while simultaneously immersing herself in theatre — exploring a wide spectrum of practices, from classical and contemporary acting to puppetry and Commedia dell’Arte.

From her teenage years, the stage became a space of exploration and creation. As both singer and actress, she engaged in the development of intimate musical theatre forms, shaping a singular artistic language where voice, body, and narrative intertwine.

Her musical world is deeply rooted in early music and a cappella polyphony, which she has practiced since childhood, while remaining open to a wide range of influences (classical as well as pop). At the heart of her work lies a desire to create bridges between cultures, repertoires, and artistic forms.

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This quest has led her beyond Europe, particularly to India, where she has been developing artistic projects since 2016. There, she co-founded the Lilanoor Center for the Arts (New Delhi,) a space dedicated to transmission, creation, and intercultural dialogue.

On stage, Harmonie has brought to life a diverse gallery of roles, from baroque and classical opera to more eclectic repertoires, performing as a soloist in venues such as the Opéra de Reims, Opéra de Bordeaux, Opéras de Nantes and Rennes, the Philharmonie de Paris...

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Since 2021, she has primarily focused on developing projects with the Lilanoor ensemble (Buried Treasures, Sangam, Confluences, The Garden in the River, When they love you like that, Little Italy, Makri, the Little Weaver...), for which she serves as artistic director, creating and producing works in France and India with the support of major cultural institutions.