Virginie Déjos is a versatile musician with extensive experience as both a pianist and a conductor.

Her most notable musical engagements to date include collaborations with Radio France, the Lübeck Opera, and the Staatsoper Stuttgart, where she served as a pianist and assistant conductor for Cornelius Meister, Marc Piollet, Stefano Montanari, Sofi Janin, Alexander Myrat, Ryusuke Numaijiri, and Titus Engel. Currently, she holds the position of Choir Director at the Stadttheater Heidelberg.

Virginie Déjos earned her Master of Music in Piano Performance with high distinction from the Royal Conservatory of Brussels under the guidance of Professor Evgeny Mogilevsky, and a conducting diploma from the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris. Additionally, she obtained her doctorate from Paris Sorbonne University, where she also served as a teacher.

She is a laureate of the international Scriabin Competition and the Piano Competition of Île de France. She also achieved success in the international Lied and Melodie competition in Gordes with soprano Déborah Attal. In 2016, she was awarded a scholarship from the Paris Cercle Wagner.

As a conductor, Virginie Déjos has led numerous symphony concerts with choir and orchestra in Paris, including performances with Choeur Harmonia and Orchestre Lyrique de Paris, as well as the premiere performance of Rémi Guillard’s Requiem in La Madeleine. She has conducted Benjamin Britten’s opera The Little Sweep, Kurt Weill’s Der Jasager at the Rochefort Theater directed by Olivier Dhénin, and Wagner’s Rheingold in Vendôme staged by Pierre Thirion-Vallet. In 2022, she conducted a new production of Philipp Glass’s Les Enfants terribles staged by Corina Tetzel at the Stuttgart Opera.

As a pianist, she frequently performs as a soloist, in recitals, and collaboratively in chamber music. Recent engagements include the opening recital of the Ruhrtriennale 2021, concerts at the Stuttgart Liederhalle, Liederabend at the Stuttgart Staatsoper, Liederabend at Vilnius Philharmonie, and chamber music concerts for the Nuremberg Bridging Arts Festival. With the Staatsorchester Stuttgart, she has performed as a soloist in Les oiseaux exotiques and the Quatuor pour la fin du temps during the Messiaen Festival. Her concerts have been broadcast by BR Klassik and LRT Lithuanian Radio and Television.

As an avid ambassador for music by French composers, Virginie Dejos, in collaboration with the Institut Français Stuttgart, founded in 2021 a chamber music festival, and recorded French composers with members of the Stuttgart Staatsorchester.