Anne-Sophie Honoré

Soprano

"Soprano Anne-Sophie Honoré displays a clear, rounded voice, accompanied by a lovely, steady, natural vibrato and impressive agility. The elegance of her nuanced vocal line is captivating (...)," according to Olyrix, in a review of the production “OPERANIMAUX” at the Opéra d’Avignon.

Anne-Sophie earned her Master’s degree in classical voice from the CNSMD in Paris. There, she undertook her first solo roles in the Mozart repertoire, performing Prince Sifare in Mozart’s “Mitridate, re di Ponto” under the baton of David Reiland and directed by Vincent Vittoz. She also performed the role of Fiordiligi in “Così fan tutte” in Corsica, conducted by Yann Molénat.

She explores the contemporary repertoire with young composers, such as Didier Rotella, who wrote the piece "Instants mêlés" for her; she premiered the work with the CNSMDP Laureates' Orchestra under the direction of Patrick Davin.

In February 2026, she has been invited by Thierry Escaich to perform his piece “Enluminure” alongside him during the concert marking the 400th anniversary of the Church of Saint-Étienne-du-Mont in Paris.

Anne-Sophie ventured into creative work and found her niche in performances for young audiences; in 2021, she created the operatic show for children “Operanimaux” with singer and actor Alexandre Martin Varroy. Directed by Benjamin Prins, the production was presented at the Opéra de Vichy in 2022, and at the Opéra d’Avignon and the Théâtre du Châtelet in 2024.

Anne-Sophie trained in the Baroque repertoire under Jérôme Correas, who cast her as Dido in Purcell’s “Dido and Aeneas” at the Théâtre Jean-Arp in Clamart and with whom she recorded an excerpt from the role of Armide (in Lully’s opera of the same name) for France Musique.

She appeared as a soloist on the tour for “ORFEO 5063” an original hybrid stage production blending Monteverdi’s music with digital art, performing with the ensemble Les Paladins under the direction of Jérôme Correas and with visuals by video artist Guillaume Marmin; the project premiered at the NEMO International Digital Arts Biennial.

She has recently recorded an album of 17th-century Italian cantatas, “Cosi amor mi fa languire”, for the Evidence Classics label, under the direction of Samuel Crowther. This album has been acclaimed by critics, notably in the renowned London-based magazine “Gramophone”.

She works alongside Joël Suhubiette with the Chœur Les Élémens and the Ensemble Jacques Moderne. The conductor recently entrusted her with the role of Proserpine in Charpentier’s “La Descente d’Orphée aux enfers”, performed in October 2024 at the Opéra de Tours and scheduled for 2025 at the Maison de la Culture de Bourges, a performance that garnered significant praise: "Her French pronunciation is impeccable, her voice is ideally projected, and her timbre captivates with flashes of molten metal" (”Première Loge”).