Canadian soprano, Amelia Daigle has graced stages across North America and Europe with 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. This past season, Ms. Daigle went on tour with Malfi Productions for the Canadian Premier of the opera, James Bond: A Convenient Lie.
During the summer of 2017 Amelia completed a six show run of her one woman show, Carmen's Dream at the Windsor-Walkerville Fringe Festival. The show depicts the famous gypsy, Carmen in a psychological thriller adaptation. Daigle wrote the story using pieces from Bizet’s opera Carmen, other folk elements and flamenco dance. Upon completion her one woman show, Ms. Daigle collaborated with Wagner's Apple Orchard and Estate Winery to direct and sing in a fully staged produced of Carmen outside in a barn while the audience was served wine and Spanish tapas.
Last spring Ms. Daigle was invited to sing the role of Sorella Cercatrice in Opera Niagara’s production of Puccini’s, Suor Angelica. This past summer Ms. Daigle was chosen to perform in several concerts in Bussetto, Italy under the baton of world renounced conductor, Richard Bonynge, and Metropolitan star, Aprile Millo. Most recently Amelia performed The Mother in Menotti’s, Amahl and the Night Visitors and the title role in Massenet's, Cendrillon with the WSO and Abridged Opera. Upcoming roles include Liu in Puccini’s, Turandot with Opera by Request next fall, and Giulietta in Abridged Opera's production of Bellini's opera, I Capuleti e i Montecchi in August 2020.
Ms. Daigle holds a MMus in Vocal Performance and Literature from Western University and has received training at various workshops such as Operavision Academy (Busseto, Italy, 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 Boy Genius (Canadian premier of James Bond) Carmen (Carmen), Angelina (La Cenerentola), Dorabella (Cosi fan tutte), La Zia Principessa (Suor Angelica), and Carmela (La Vida Breve).
During the summer of 2017 Amelia completed a six show run of her one woman show, Carmen's Dream at the Windsor-Walkerville Fringe Festival. The show depicts the famous gypsy, Carmen in a psychological thriller adaptation. Daigle wrote the story using pieces from Bizet’s opera Carmen, other folk elements and flamenco dance. Upon completion her one woman show, Ms. Daigle collaborated with Wagner's Apple Orchard and Estate Winery to direct and sing in a fully staged produced of Carmen outside in a barn while the audience was served wine and Spanish tapas.
Last spring Ms. Daigle was invited to sing the role of Sorella Cercatrice in Opera Niagara’s production of Puccini’s, Suor Angelica. This past summer Ms. Daigle was chosen to perform in several concerts in Bussetto, Italy under the baton of world renounced conductor, Richard Bonynge, and Metropolitan star, Aprile Millo. Most recently Amelia performed The Mother in Menotti’s, Amahl and the Night Visitors and the title role in Massenet's, Cendrillon with the WSO and Abridged Opera. Upcoming roles include Liu in Puccini’s, Turandot with Opera by Request next fall, and Giulietta in Abridged Opera's production of Bellini's opera, I Capuleti e i Montecchi in August 2020.
Ms. Daigle holds a MMus in Vocal Performance and Literature from Western University and has received training at various workshops such as Operavision Academy (Busseto, Italy, 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 Boy Genius (Canadian premier of James Bond) Carmen (Carmen), Angelina (La Cenerentola), Dorabella (Cosi fan tutte), La Zia Principessa (Suor Angelica), and Carmela (La Vida Breve).