24/25 Season Artist

Pascale Beaudin
Pascale Beaudin’s incomparable diction, intelligent musicality and expressivity make her much-sought after for concert and recital work. She has graced operatic stages in North America and Europe in roles such as Zerlina, Papagena, Fiordiligi, Oscar, and Marzelline, in houses such as the Opéra de Montréal, Opéra de Québec, Opéra de Marseille, Opéra de Metz, Angers-Nantes Opéra, and most recently with Quantum Theatre. The New York Times praised her shimmering voice and girlish sassiness, while the Washington Post reported that she “sang the aria ‘Perpietà’ with such deliberate quiet elegance and restraint that it was a highlight not just of the evening, but also of my year.”
The Acadian soprano has collaborated with Chatham Baroque, the Orchestre Métropolitain, the Orchestre Symphonique de Québec, the Lanaudière Festival, the Orford Festival, Clavecin en Concert, Scotia Festival, and Chamber Music Detroit. She is featured on the world premiere recordings of Les femmes vengées by Philidor with Opera Lafayette, and Nicandro e Fileno by Lorenzani with Les Boréades. Her performances in Léonore by Gaveaux and Leonore by Beethoven with Opera Lafayette have been released to DVD.
Pascale is a member of the Four Nations Ensemble, based in New York and specializing in Baroque chamber music. After many years in Montreal, she’s happily made a home in Pittsburgh with her husband Scott and their dog Ruby, where they took advantage of the recent pandemic to lovingly renovate a gutted 1880s row house.
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