As an Artist-in-Residence of the Fondation Bell’Arte, established by Maestro
Nelson Delle-Vigne Fabbri, ELODIE VIGNON‘s career as a soloist has had significant
success in Europe and the United States. Ms. Vignon discovered her love for the piano
and its endless possibilities at the age of four. In 2001, she was awarded a Gold Medal for
her studies at the Conservatoire Régional de Lyon, under the tutelage of the 1983
Marguerite Long Grand Prize Winner Hervé Billaut. She was invited thereafter to study with
Daniel Blumenthal – a Laureate at the Queen Elizabeth International Piano Competition
– at the Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussels, where she obtained two Master degrees with
Distinction in Piano Performance and Chamber Music, and consequently was invited to
perform in numerous music festivals throughout Europe.

On many occasions over the last five years, Ms. Vignon has been performing as a soloist
with important orchestras under the baton of distinguished conductors such as Ramon
Tebar and Philippe Entremont. One of the most notable is the performance of both Piano
Concerti by Frédéric Chopin at the Palm Beach International Piano Festival. She has
performed in such halls as the Salle Cortot in Paris, the Musée des Instruments de Musique
in Brussels, the Teatro Nacional de Funchal in Madeira, the Ciurlionis Museum of Vilnius
in Lithuania, and the Roerike Museum of Moscow in Russia, just to name a few.
As a chamber musician, she has performed with the Oxalys Ensemble,
the Quartett Coryfeye, the Quartett Amôn, and frequently with her husband the Belgian
pianist Julien Libeer.

In March 2018, Ms. Vignon released her first recording for Cypres Records of the Complete
Etudes for Piano by Claude Debussy, complemented by twelve poems she commissioned
from Belgian poet Lucien Noullez. The recording received many good - more often rave -
reviews in Europe, as well as ‘Four Stars’ in the famous French Magazine Classica.
Ms. Vignon has been performing several CD promotional and releasing tours with various
programs all around the world: France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, Spain, North Carolina,
Florida, Canada, and the Steinway Hall in New York City.