French soprano, Hélène Fauchère studied the flute before starting singing. After working with Gael de Kerret, she joined the class of Fusako Kondo at the Conservatoire de Paris, where she performed several times with pianists Tristan Raes, Ryoko Hisayama and Romain Descharmes and obtained a first prize of development in 2007. She has been studying for six years with Malcolm King, and she studies now with Chantal Santon-Jeffery. She also studied with Howard Crook for the interpretation of early music, which gave her the opportunity to work with musicians Kenneth Weiss, Jean Tubéry and Noëlle Spieth. Additionally, she followed the professional training of Royaumont. Besides performing on stages, she supported a master of musicology at the Sorbonne discussing the relationship between music and poetry through the set to music poems by Stéphane Mallarmé. She has won awards for music history, analysis and orchestration in the classes of Corinne Schneider and Alain Louvier at Conservatoire de Paris. Early, Hélène got interest in ensemble music, particularly chamber music performing with students of Ysaÿe Quartet: Respighi, Hindemith, Schoenberg, Chausson. As part of a Jean- Marie Cottet’s project, she sang the Pierrot Lunaire in May 2007 and Lagunes et Lucanes VI-X by Alain Louvier in April 2009 with Claude Delangle. During the last eight years she has been working on a regular basis with the Solistes XXI led by Rachid Safir, performing at Opera de Paris (Yvonne, Princesse de Bourgogne, Philippe Boesmans) and at the Amphithéâtre Bastille (Huber, Stravinsky) as well as IRCAM. She is also working with Sequenza 9.3. directed by Catherine Simon-Pietri, La Chapelle Rhénane led by Benoît Haller, and Les Siècles led by François-Xavier Roth. She founded in 2013 the Trio Wunderhorn with the flutist Yoann Couix and the organistVéra Nikitine, then in 2016 she creates with the double-bassist Uli Fussenegger many pieces they ordered (Posadas, Sammoutis, Ciceri, Zuraj) and they play many times. She performed as a soloist with the Klangforum Wien, the Ensemble Modern, the Ensemble Contrechamps, the Kammerorchester of Munich, the Ensemble Intercontemporain, at the Theater Basel, at the Konzerthaus Bern, at the Theater an der Wien, at the Akademie der Künste and Schaubühne Berlin,