Singer (soprano)

Madeleine Todd

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Light lyric soprano and singing teacher. Former Choral Scholar at the Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge.
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Singer (soprano)
London

Madeleine is a Masters student at Trinity Laban Conservatoire, where she Studies voice under Eamonn Mulhall. She graduated with a degree in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies from Cambridge in 2018, where she sang with the Choir of Trinity College. Madeleine began singing at a young age, taking part in weekly musicianship classes and performing in twice annual concerts with the National Youth Choir of Scotland's Edinburgh Area Choir. Moving through the choir ranks, she sang as a soprano as part of the choir's chamber ensemble for a year before joining the National Youth Choir of Scotland itself. Aside from singing, she also plays the violin and viola, and is a past member of the Edinburgh Youth Orchestra and the Edinburgh Secondary Schools Orchestra. Highlights including performances of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring and Tchaikovsky's violin concerto with Garry Walker and Jack Liebeck at the Usher Hall. Other past performances include Mozart Requiem at the Albert Hall during the 2014 BBC Proms with NYCoS, and Bach's B Minor Mass at St. John's Smith Square with Trinity College Choir. She has also toured the USA, Canada, Hong Kong, Australia and Germany, and recorded numerous CDs with the choir. Past solo engagements include the role of Barbarina in the CUOS production of The Marriage of Figaro (2016); as a soloist in Handel's Messiah with TCMS (2016); as a soloist in Purcell’s Hail Bright Cecilia (2018); Echo in Ariadne auf Naxos (2019), Noémie in Cendrillon and Tytania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (2020; postponed due to COVID-19), all as part of Trinity Laban’s Opera Scenes. Madeleine also frequently performed as a member of a cappella group Cadenza, and in various choral consorts such as Novaura and Magdalena. She is currently a member of voice and harp quintet Levedy. As a soloist, Madeleine has performed in a number of festivals including the Celebration of Mozart festival at St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh, and won the Edinburgh Gilbert and Sullivan Society award in 2012.

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