Odelette sings Opera Award-winning rising coloratura soprano from Paris, performs internationally.

Soprano Odelette Wallace, a rising operatic star in her generation, prodigious student and student representative who graduated with top honors from the Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional de Paris, is an emerging coloratura soprano active across European stages, founder of the Royal Garnier Education Association, and member of the Les amis de l'Opéra de Monte-Carlo Association.

In 2025, Odelette performed at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo for the Maria Callas Awards ceremony under the honor of Prince Albert II and Princess Charléne, in collaboration with Dubai’s Hybrid Experience studio, created a festive and breathtaking moment to bring Maria Callas back to the stage of Opéra de Monte Carlo.

Singing Un bel dì vedremo from Madama Butterfly, her performance was enhanced by groundbreaking technology that used her brainwaves to animate a holographic revival of Maria Callas, making her the first opera singer in history to perform with this innovation.

Odelette was honored with the Maria Callas Grand Prize and featured on televisions, reports and news such as Hello Monaco, Monaco Woman, Stylezza, LuxuryBlog Monaco in Monaco, and international medias in Italy and Greece.

This season, Odelette will also perform at the Fort Antoine Festival, and Paris's Salle Gaveau alongside a Steinway Artist and conductor from New York, as well as at the one of the most splendid castle in Rome.

In recent years, she has frequently sung at royal events,

Since then, she is closely engaged to Monaco, her previous engagements including:

100th anniversary of Sportif Association (Cérémonie du Centenaire de AS Monaco) of Monaco, she opens the ceremony with orchestra by singing the anthem of Monaco;

53th Cultural Festival of Fort Antoine, she was featured as Young Talented Singer (Les Talents du Fort Antoine), her interpretation of Queen of the Night (Die Zauberflöte) amazed the audience;

40th Anniversary of establishment of Princess Grace Irish Library (Bibliothèque irlandaise Princesse Grâce) Official Audio-Book recording and live-concert singer for guests from Palace of Monaco - Prince Albert II, Princess of Hanover of Monaco;

40th disparition of Canon Henri Carol commemorative concert Soprano Soloist with orchestra and choir in Miserere of Hasse in Cathedral of Monaco, Église Notre Dame de Bon Voyage in Cannes;

24th Grand Ouverture of Mediterranean Musical Meetings (Festival Rencontres Musicales de Méditerranée), her voice in Frülingsstimmen of Strauss lighted the Théâtre de Bastia of Corse, along with 200 musicians from Egypt, Greek, Italy and Spain;

Finally, her Debut Concert in Auditorium Rainier III of Monaco as Lakmé (Lakmé), Auditorium Petit Palais of Paris as Manon (Manon), and Concerts under the directions of Eva LIND from Vienna State Opera, Nicole ROUILLÉE from Château de Versailles and Nicola Beller CARBONE from Bayerische Staatsoper München, she presented Cunégonde (Candide), Callirhoé (Callhirhoé) and Cleopatra (Giulio Cesare) with group of chamber musicians and orchestra.

In Parisian region, she participated 20th Nuit Blanche, 19th Nuit des Musées Européens and Festival Centenaire de Camille Saint-Saëns and represented Conservatory of Paris to sing in City Hall of Paris annually, by interpreting Zaide (Zaide), Fiordiligi (Cosi fan Tutte), Magda (La Rondine), Musetta (La Bohème), Juliette (Roméo et Juliette), Susanna (Le nozze du Figaro), Galatea (Acis and Galatea), Giuletta (Les contes d’Hoffmann), Servilia (La clemenza du Titos).

She stepped in Église de Madeleine, Eglise de Saint-Sulpice and Eglise de Saint-Germaine-des-Près as soprano chorister during the concerts of Requiem of Fauré, Requiem of Mozart and Requiem of Verdi, as well as numerous famous Christmas French melodies.

She established her musical knowledge and technique with Doris LAMPRECHT, Sylvie SULLÉ (Opera singing), Catherine GRENIER (Theory), Christian RIVET (Chamber music) and Nicolas FEHRENBACH (Atelier of French melody and German melody) in Conservatory of Camille Saint-Seans, Francis Poulenc and Jean-Philippe Rameau in the past 5 years.

She worked for musical perfection in Masterclasses and Courses with Danielle ORLANDO from Juilliard School and coaches Stefano de PEPPO, Bryan WAGORN, Anthony MANOLI from Metropolitan Opera, Grammy winners Lucas MEACHEM, Isabel LEONARD, Chantal MATHIAS from Conservatoire Supérieur de Paris and Anne CONSTANTIN from Pôle Supérieur de Boulogne-Billancourt.

Her performances span Monaco, Austria, Germany, Italy and France. During the pandemic, she represented Japan’s International Opera Project.

She was awarded scholarships by the Sawallisch Foundation (Germany), Victory Music Academy (New York), and the Monte-Carlo Opera Association.

Deeply committed to social causes, she regularly donates, volunteers performances at nursing homes across Paris, and sings for religious and peace events at Europe's largest temple, earning recognition in Asian international media.