Lynne

Soprano Angelina Lynne is a native of Moncton, New Brunswick. A versatile singer, musician, and educator, she is currently pursuing doctoral studies in Music Education alongside a certificate in Arabic Language and Cultures at Université Laval, as well as a part-time Master’s degree in Choral Conducting at Université de Sherbrooke. Ms. Lynne holds a Master of Music in Performance (Classical Voice) from the University of Auckland (New Zealand) and a Bachelor of Music in Voice, with piano as a secondary instrument, from Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick.

She has performed internationally in various recitals, productions, and festivals, including the Barcelona Festival of Song, the Vancouver International Song Institute, the Halifax Summer Opera Festival, Opera NB, Auckland's Opera Factory, Classical Singing & New York in June, the Bach-Handel Early Music Festival in Virginia (USA), and the Al Ain Music Festival in the United Arab Emirates.

Angelina's passion for teaching and her interest in music within cultural contexts have taken her around the globe, with notable engagements in Belgium, Egypt, and the United Arab Emirates, where she served on the music faculty at the American University of Sharjah from 2014 to 2017. She is the recipient of several awards, including an ArtsNB grant, the Don Wright Scholarship in Music Education, the Universitas Summer Research Stipend, and she won first prize at the 2009 Atlantic NATS Vocal Competition. At Université Laval, she currently leads the music technology workshops (now online) "Creative Later-Life in a Digital Age," funded by a fellowship from the Canada Research Chair in Music and Community (SSHRC).