Amélie Hois

Role of Anna 

Role of the little Prince

An evening full of famous love duets and arias: from classical and romantic operas to musicals and operettas. From French repertoire to Italian, German and English songs, duets and arias. Let us take you on a journey through the history of music!

AmOre Duo launched their first CD called "Italy meets Austria" together  wth Club Klassik and sponsored by Bank Austria in Vienna - with Duetts, Songs & Arias from both singers home countries. 

Role of La cameriera

Role of Bastienne

Amélie Hois sang over forty operetta concerts with the Vienna Kaiser Orchestra as part of a major concert tour through Austria. She achieved the most success through her performances as Adele in Johann Strauss' operetta "Die Fledermaus".

From Schubert to Mendelssohn, to Brahms and Dvorak is a successful song program of soprano Amélie Hois with mezzo-soprano Laura Rieger. They have already given more than ten concerts in Europe with their extraordinary and exciting song program.

With the Italian star tenor Oreste Cosimo, Amélie Hois sings Europe-wide concerts with love duets from Italian, German and English opera repertoire. They were also heard in September 2020 with their program in the Festival'dell Aurora in southern Italy.

Amélie Hois won the 2018 International Dostal Operetta Competition with the aria "Du nur, bist das Glück meines Lebens". 

Role of Bastienne

2019 Amélie Hois sang her Debut at the Musikverein in Vienna with the famous piece "Der Hirt auf dem Felsen" from Schubert for voice, clarinet and piano.

Role of Norina

In 2018, as part of the great festival of opera in cooperation with the Teatro Grande di Brescia, Amélie Hois sang arias and duets of Italian operas with tenor Oreste Cosimo and the orchestra Bazzini Consort conducted by Aram Khacheh. 

Role Papagena

Season 2023/24 Teatro Regio di Torino

Finalist of the competition "Zukunftsstimmen" in Vienna with Elina Garanca. 

At the young age of only 19, Amélie Hois sang a solo oratorio recital with members of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra at Graz Cathedral in Austria.

Role of Marie

Role of Yvette