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Gracing the cover of Windsor Life Magazine and Neighbours of Riverside, Canadian soprano, Amelia Daigle has performed on stages across North America and Europe. Miss Daigle has been praised for her rich, lyrical voice and expressiveness both as an actress and as a musician.
In 2015 Amelia placed first among Canada’s most talented singers at the National Music Festival in Edmonton, Alberta where Miss Daigle was invited to perform at the Francis Winspear Centre for the closing ceremonies of the competition. Amelia also had the wonderful opportunity of traveling to Alcamo, Sicily to participate in the semi-finals of the Concorso per Cantati Lirici Internazionale di Alcamo followed by a series of concerts in Montreal with Jeunes Ambassadeurs Lyriques du Canada. In 2018 Ms. Daigle went on tour across Canada with Malfi Productions for the Canadian Premier of the opera, James Bond: A Convenient Lie.
In Summer of 2017 Ms. Daigle wrote and performed her own one woman show, Carmen's Dream combining the art of flamenco dance, storytelling and opera to great acclaim at the Windsor Fringe Festival. In the summer of 2018, Ms. Daigle was chosen to perform in several concerts in Bussetto, Italy under the baton of world renowned conductor, Richard Bonynge. The following year Amelia had the pleasure of performing in Massingy-les-Vitteaux, France where she had the opportunity to present scenes from La Traviata (Violetta), La Boheme (Mimi), and Guiditta (Guiditta).
Notable performances include the title role in Massenet's, Cendrillon with the WSO (March 2019), Liu in Puccini’s, Turandot with Opera by Request (March 2020), Esmeralda in Cardinal Music Production's The Hunchback of Notre Dame (February & March 2022), Queen Monarch in the world premiere of the original Canadian opera, Flutter (September 2022), soprano soloist in Deadway Dances with the 4th Wall Music String Quartet and Harpist, Amy Ley (October 2022), and Adolfo Pirelli in Cardinal Music Production's performance of Sweeney Todd (November 2022).
In 2021 Amelia formed a group by the name of Alma with her colleague, Daniel Turner (guitar) which involves the exploration and performance of Spanish Zarzuela, Opera and Art Song. The duo will make its European debut this summer in France and Spain (July & August 2023). Other Upcoming engagements include performing as the soprano soloist in The Requiem for the Living with the Windsor Symphony Chorus (May 2023) and The Brahms Requiem with The Windsor Symphony Orchestra in March 2024.
Ms. Daigle holds a MMus in Vocal Performance and Literature from Western University and has received training at various workshops such as Académie de la Roche D'Hys (Massingy-les-Vitteaux, France, July 2019), Opera Nuova (Edmonton, Alberta 2014), Accademia Europa dell’Opera (AEDO, Lucca Tuscany, 2012), and The Canadian Operatic Arts Academy (COAA, London, Ontario, 2012) to name a few. Operatic roles performed include Liù (Turandot), Cendrillon (Cendrillon), Sorella Cercatrice (Suor Angelica), The Mother (Amahl and the Night Visitors), Boy Genius (Canadian premier of James Bond) Carmen (Carmen), Angelina (La Cenerentola), Dorabella (Cosi fan tutte), Carmela (La Vida Breve).
In 2015 Amelia placed first among Canada’s most talented singers at the National Music Festival in Edmonton, Alberta where Miss Daigle was invited to perform at the Francis Winspear Centre for the closing ceremonies of the competition. Amelia also had the wonderful opportunity of traveling to Alcamo, Sicily to participate in the semi-finals of the Concorso per Cantati Lirici Internazionale di Alcamo followed by a series of concerts in Montreal with Jeunes Ambassadeurs Lyriques du Canada. In 2018 Ms. Daigle went on tour across Canada with Malfi Productions for the Canadian Premier of the opera, James Bond: A Convenient Lie.
In Summer of 2017 Ms. Daigle wrote and performed her own one woman show, Carmen's Dream combining the art of flamenco dance, storytelling and opera to great acclaim at the Windsor Fringe Festival. In the summer of 2018, Ms. Daigle was chosen to perform in several concerts in Bussetto, Italy under the baton of world renowned conductor, Richard Bonynge. The following year Amelia had the pleasure of performing in Massingy-les-Vitteaux, France where she had the opportunity to present scenes from La Traviata (Violetta), La Boheme (Mimi), and Guiditta (Guiditta).
Notable performances include the title role in Massenet's, Cendrillon with the WSO (March 2019), Liu in Puccini’s, Turandot with Opera by Request (March 2020), Esmeralda in Cardinal Music Production's The Hunchback of Notre Dame (February & March 2022), Queen Monarch in the world premiere of the original Canadian opera, Flutter (September 2022), soprano soloist in Deadway Dances with the 4th Wall Music String Quartet and Harpist, Amy Ley (October 2022), and Adolfo Pirelli in Cardinal Music Production's performance of Sweeney Todd (November 2022).
In 2021 Amelia formed a group by the name of Alma with her colleague, Daniel Turner (guitar) which involves the exploration and performance of Spanish Zarzuela, Opera and Art Song. The duo will make its European debut this summer in France and Spain (July & August 2023). Other Upcoming engagements include performing as the soprano soloist in The Requiem for the Living with the Windsor Symphony Chorus (May 2023) and The Brahms Requiem with The Windsor Symphony Orchestra in March 2024.
Ms. Daigle holds a MMus in Vocal Performance and Literature from Western University and has received training at various workshops such as Académie de la Roche D'Hys (Massingy-les-Vitteaux, France, July 2019), Opera Nuova (Edmonton, Alberta 2014), Accademia Europa dell’Opera (AEDO, Lucca Tuscany, 2012), and The Canadian Operatic Arts Academy (COAA, London, Ontario, 2012) to name a few. Operatic roles performed include Liù (Turandot), Cendrillon (Cendrillon), Sorella Cercatrice (Suor Angelica), The Mother (Amahl and the Night Visitors), Boy Genius (Canadian premier of James Bond) Carmen (Carmen), Angelina (La Cenerentola), Dorabella (Cosi fan tutte), Carmela (La Vida Breve).