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Melisse Brunet is a distinguished conductor and performer known for breaking new ground in classical music. Appointed in 2022 as the first woman Music Director of the Lexington Philharmonic, Brunet has established herself as a dynamic leader with a global footprint. Her career blends rigorous academic training with practical leadership, modern programming, and a commitment to audience engagement. This page highlights her biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information so fans can secure seats and follow her exciting schedule.

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Based in part on her extensive studies across Europe and the United States, Brunet combines a rich cultural background with a forward-looking approach to orchestral performance. She is also a visible figure in contemporary classical circles, including film and festival appearances that showcase her versatility as both conductor and performer.

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Key highlights of Brunet’s career include making her Carnegie Hall debut with the American Composers Orchestra on October 29, 2025, in The New Virtuoso: For Art’s Sake, and serving as afeatured conductor at major events like 250Lex: Concert for Lexington at Singletary Center for the Arts (September 7, 2025). She leads Candle(LIT) Mozart’s Requiem with the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic (October 23–24, 2025) and is slated for guest conductor engagements at the 2025 New Hampshire Music Festival (NHMF) in July. Brunet’s presence extends to the documentary Maestra, which earned recognition at the Tribeca Festival in 2023. Her scholarly lineage includes the Paris Conservatory, a Sorbonne degree, CIM, and a Doctorate from the University of Michigan, and she previously directed Orchestral Studies at the University of Iowa – School of Music.

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For the latest tour updates and biographical details, follow her official pages managed by her agency. Secure your seats early—Her programs often feature a blend of canonical masterworks and contemporary compositions that attract diverse audiences across the country.

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Quick Facts About Melisse Brunet

  • First woman named Music Director of the Lexington Philharmonic (appointed 2022).
  • Carnegie Hall debut as conductor with the American Composers Orchestra on October 29, 2025 (The New Virtuoso: For Art’s Sake).
  • Candle(LIT) Mozart’s Requiem performances with the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic (October 23–24, 2025).
  • Guest conductor engagements planned for the 2025 New Hampshire Music Festival (NHMF) in July 2025.
  • Featured in the documentary Maestra; associated with Tribeca Festival recognition (2023 Audience Award).
  • Former Director of Orchestral Studies at the University of Iowa – School of Music; extensively educated (Paris Conservatory diplomas, Sorbonne degree, CIM, University of Michigan Doctorate).

Key highlights of Brunet’s career include making her Carnegie Hall debut with the American Composers Orchestra on October 29, 2025, in The New Virtuoso: For Art’s Sake, and serving as afeatured conductor at major events like 250Lex: Concert for Lexington at Singletary Center for the Arts (September 7, 2025). She leads Candle(LIT) Mozart’s Requiem with the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic (October 23–24, 2025) and is slated for guest conductor engagements at the 2025 New Hampshire Music Festival (NHMF) in July. Brunet’s presence extends to the documentary Maestra, which earned recognition at the Tribeca Festival in 2023. Her scholarly lineage includes the Paris Conservatory, a Sorbonne degree, CIM, and a Doctorate from the University of Michigan, and she previously directed Orchestral Studies at the University of Iowa – School of Music.

For the latest tour updates and biographical details, follow her official pages managed by her agency. Secure your seats early—Her programs often feature a blend of canonical masterworks and contemporary compositions that attract diverse audiences across the country.

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