Marie-Nicole Lemieux

Marie-Nicole Lemieux is an iconic figure in the world of classical music, celebrated for her rich contralto voice and emotive performance style. Hailing from Canada, Lemieux's journey into music began early and led her to win the First Prize for both Opera and Lied at the 'Queen Elisabeth International Music Competition of Belgium' in 2000, a prestigious launchpad that heralded the start of a luminous career. Her repertoire spans a wide range, encompassing the intricate operatic compositions of Handel and Rossini as well as the nuanced art songs of Berlioz and Massenet, among a variety of other classical works.

Lemieux's discography is a testament to her versatility and exceptional musicianship. From the haunting melodies of Berlioz in "Les nuits d'été" to the exotic narrative of Ravel's "Shéhérazade," she demonstrates an ability to encapsulate the emotional depth and complexities of the pieces she performs. "MER(S)" and "La passion Lemieux" are further reflections of her personal artistry, showcasing her connection to the music and the stories it tells. With a commanding stage presence and a voice that can both powerfully project and whisper intimately, Marie-Nicole Lemieux continues to captivate audiences worldwide, securing her place as one of the premier contraltos of her generation.

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