Hannelore Muyllaert

Hannelore Muyllaert graduated from her studies in classical singing with Beatrice De Vos at the Royal Conservatory in Brussels, and has attended dozens of workshops and master classes in Belgium and abroad.

Hannelore's repertoire is testimony to her versatility in opera, music and German and French chanson.
In the classical genre she performed the role of Belinda in Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas". Hannelore sings several songs by Kurt Weill, eg his "Seven Deadly Sins" (directed by Ronny Lauwers) and she plays the "salesperson" in "Der Heartbreaker '. She has also performed "Die Mutter" (Brecht / Eisler) conducted by Herman and his English chorus "Voca Lisa" in 2009 and interpreted the role of Tosca in "Die Entführung aus dem Paradis" by Joachim Brackx.

Hannelore has taken the leading role of Marlene Dietrich in the musical production of "Falling in love again" with the Grupetto Ensemble. Continuing in the musical genre, she is also participating in the projects KRAAFS, namely "Well-trained Sounds" (The Sports Band led by Miet Warlop), "To Eternity" (De Wentelteefjes) and AEON (LOD Music / Abbatoir Ferme).
Meanwhile, her participation in the production of "L'Amour, cet éternité second" round Léo Ferré, directed by Ronny Lauwers , places her more on the border between musical theatre and chanson. Hannelore extends the art of chanson further still with ' Eaudevie', originally set up to showpiece compositions of Satie, Poulenc, Weill, Schoenberg and Spanish and Jewish folk songs. Today, Hanelore uses Eaudevie to perform French chanson compositions of the pianist Sandra Lammens and the Schnapps project, promoting the songs of Weill, Eisler en Krtschil.
In addition, her recent project "Deux Indécis" (where she joined forces with pianist Pieter Smout) brought a successful interpretation of the great balladiers such as Vian, Ferré and Brel back to the stage.