Eloïse is joining The New World Symphony in Miami as solo harpist for the 2025–2026 season. An opportunity born from a dream and a journey built with commitment and passion.
She approaches this new experience with gratitude, enthusiasm and determination, as it marks an important step in her career as a harpist.
After being selected as an alternate musician, she had the opportunity to participate in several projects alongside Iván Bragado Poveda as second harpist. These collaborations, marked by trust, rigour and professionalism, allowed her to flourish within this orchestra.
For three unforgettable years, she had the opportunity to participate in the Verbier Festival as a harpist. It was an exceptionally enriching musical and human adventure.
In the heart of the Swiss mountains, she had the privilege of performing an incredible repertoire alongside renowned conductors and international soloists. The festival's unique natural setting, nestled between mountain peaks and fresh air, offers a rare quality of life, ideal for focusing fully on music and socialising.
The Verbier Festival brings together musicians from all over the world. This diversity has allowed her to forge strong and lasting bonds with artists from different backgrounds, and to flourish in an environment of excellence that is demanding yet supportive. Working in an orchestra in this context has helped her grow : she has gained confidence and experience, and strengthened her deep love for music.
This experience was also a real springboard. It has opened many doors for her, including one that is particularly dear to her heart: a tour of South Korea with the Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra, a group composed of festival alumni and musicians from around the world.
The Verbier Festival remains a defining moment for her, a milestone in her artistic and personal journey.
The GECA presented her with her very first challenge : playing a programme entirely devoted to Latin music... based on piano parts! A real challenge in terms of arrangement, demanding and stimulating, which she took on with enthusiasm.
The orchestra then offered her one of its most ambitious projects, “Titane” : perform Mahler's Symphony No. 1 by heart and on the move, in a choreography by Marion Motin, famous for her collaborations with Madonna and Stromae.
GECA is a unique orchestra that constantly pushes the boundaries between music, performance and movement. Playing by heart, dancing, creating: here, high standards meet creativity. Surrounded by exceptional musicians from all over the world, she had an extraordinary artistic experience — intense, innovative and deeply inspiring.
And she is ready to take on other challenges. One of them is already on the horizon for January 2026...
Tunisian Symphony Orchestra(Francophonie Summits – november 2022)
On 20 April 2021, while studying for a Master's degree in orchestral music at the HEM in Sandrine Chatron's class, she performs on stage at the Alhambra with the Duo Rosae. alongside flutist Manon Gayet.
Through this project, she is affirming her artistic sensibility and her commitment to the Cité de la Musique at that time, combining classical repertoire with popular influences.
The APAK Musik Festival offered her an unforgettable chamber music experience in an intimate and welcoming setting in the heart of the Drôme Provençale region.
Every summer, this Franco-German festival brings together musicians from Germany and France for five concerts in five different venues,with a different instrument featured each yearI had the opportunity to perform there as a soloist,but also as a trio, quintet, and harp and string ensemble..
It was a week of intense music, rare human encounters,and moments suspended in magical places,carried by a supportive audience and a very open-minded team.
Between artistic rigour, conviviality and human connection, these experiences touch ther deeply and nourish her music.
Video taken as part of the HEM in Geneva – contemporary composition for harp composed in collaboration with Benjamin Gueit (composer) – title of the work Grow with Noise, Die in Silence
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