born in France, already began studying music with piano, viola and choir at the age of five at the Conservatoire Départemental du Blanc-Mesnil.

After an internship in artistic and musical direction with the Pasdeloup Orchestra, she joined the Aubervilliers regional conservatory in piano and music theory.

In 2009, she joined Jacques Calatayud's lyric singing class at the Nadia and Lili Boulanger Conservatory in Paris (9th arr.) until 2012 - when she passed her exams and obtained her baccalaureate in Music and Dance Technique at the Lycée Jean de la Fontaine in Paris.

After obtaining her diplomas at the Aubervilliers Regional Conservatory in piano and musical culture, she joined a lyric singing programme at the Institut de Chant de Bourgogne and studied with Mr Jean-Pierre Blivet.

During masterclasses, she had the opportunity to i.a. work with Christian Segaricci (conductor), Bojidar Nikolov (tenor), Peter Valentovic (conductor), Sylvie Valayre (soprano), as well as with Jennifer Larmore (mezzo) for whom she sang during the Gala in Luxembourg, organised by the Fondation Nei Stemmen, for which she is a scholarship holder.

Frequently invited to participate in numerous concerts and festivals, such as the Nice festival C'est pas classique , Amelle Parys is looking back at being a finalist in several reputable competitions such as "Jeune Espoir" competition of the Avignon Opera (2015), the Bologna International Competition (2019) and won the 1. Prize at the Ljuba Welitsch competition in Vienna (2018).

Under the patronage of the Menuhin Gstaad Festival , she joined the Gstaad Vocal Academy, directed by Silvana-Bartoli, for the 2019 season. Following this, she participated in Menuhin Gstaad Festival that same summer season.

During the year 2020 Amelle was to sing the soprano part of Egmont by Beethoven at the Beethoven Plus Festival in Altausse in Austria and sing the role of Hansel of Hansel & Gretel at the Das Off Theater in Vienna.

Since 2021, she has worked regularly with the Vienna State Opera, collaborating with internationally renowned directors such as Simon Stone, Barrie Kosky, Magdalena Fuchsberger, Cyril Teste and Kirill Serebrennikov. These experiences have shaped her distinctive stage presence and her ability to express herself physically and dramatically beyond spoken language.

Her stage credits include La clemenza di Tito (2024), the creation of the role of Berenice, and Dialogues des Carmélites (2023–2025), in which she performed both singing and speaking roles. Her versatility has also led her to participate in various productions as a performer and model throughout the creative and rehearsal process. In 2023, she expanded her acting career to Austria’s national stages and appeared in the television series Die Fälle der Gerti B.

Since 2024, Amelle has been a member of the Vienna State Opera Chorus as an alto, performing under distinguished conductors including Christian Thielemann, Pier Giorgio Morandi, Axel Kober and Bertrand de Billy.

From the 2024/2025 season, Amelle returns as a soloist with the Beethoven Plus Festival, performing works including Franz Reichhold’s Missa Deo Gratias and Anton Bruckner’s Mass in F minor, under the direction of David Holzinger.

Alongside her musical and vocal training, Amelle Parys has pursued further training in project management and cultural management. Driven by a strong interest in both the artistic and technical dimensions of opera, she is developing her own artistic initiatives, including a concert tour and an ongoing project with Cécile Restier. Fluent in French, English, German and Italian, she brings an international outlook and a multidisciplinary approach to her work across opera, theatre and screen.