From 2014 to 2017, she was a member of the Salzburger Bachchor where she worked with prominent conductors such as Marc Minkowski, Antonello Manacorda, Ivor Bolton, HK Gruber and Elisabeth Fuchs in numerous projects including the Salzburger Festival.

As a soloist, she sang the alto part in J.S. Bach’s “Weihnachtsoratorium” under the baton of Gertraud Steinkogler-Wurzinger.
In 2016, Neelam sang the role of „Soeur Mathilde“ in Francis Poulenc’s „Dialogues des carmélites“ at the Mozarteum University, direction by Karoline Gruber and conducted by Kai Röhrig.

Other highlights include her participation in concert in fall 2016 with the Bläserphilharmonie Mozarteum, Salzburg.

She sang the role of “Bradamante” in “Alcina” of Georg Friedrich Händel at the Mozarteum University, directed by Alexander von Pfeil and conducted by Gernot Sahler.

In Saalfelden, Austria she performed the alto part in Mozart’s „Missa Solemnis (KV 337) and Regina Coeli (KV 276) conducted by Clemens Reichsöllner.

In April 2018 another great opportunity was, to sing a concert in Schweden conducted by Joachim Gustafsson.
She opened musically the art exhibition “Einheit in Vielfalt” in St. Pölten in May 2019, in July in Rome “Mostra personale” and in September of the same year in Barcelona “Inside Art”.

In June 2021, she sang the role of “3. Dame” of W.A. Mozart’s “Die Zauberflöte” at the Mozarteum University, directed by Alexandra Szemerédy and Magdolna Parditka and conducted by Kai Röhrig.

In addition, she sang several performances as a soloist at masses in Salzburg Cathedral under direction of Master of Music János Czifra, Stift Göttweig and St. Pölten Cathedral.

She already sang at the Teatro Olimpico (Vicenza), Teatro comunale „E. Sollima „(Marsala) and in the opera of Monte Carlo (Monaco).

The mezzo-soprano has attended several master classes, including the class of KS Vesselina Kasarova, Prof. Mag.art. Benno Schollum and Matthias Lademann, KS Bernada Fink and Marcos Fink, the Wasserburger Klaviersommer, the International Summer Academy of the Mozarteum Salzburg, and the International Young Opera Academy Vocalissma in Palermo, Italy.