Jessica
Lyublinsky
Jessica Lyublinsky
(She/Her)
Jessica is a young dramatic mezzo-soprano based in Toronto, Canada. With a wide range, a contralto-like chest voice extension and high whistle register, Jessica has been applauded for the size and strength of her voice by adjudicators, educators and industry professionals and has been called a "true Verdi mezzo". Jessica is keen to learn and as a rising young opera singer, she hopes to one day specialize in works by Verdi, Strauss and Wagner, Russian opera and Bel Canto repertoire.
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Biography
Biography
Toronto-based dramatic mezzo-soprano Jessica Lyublinsky has had a passion for music from a young age. At the age of 20, her remarkable talent has already garnered her numerous accolades in professional oppertunities, international training programs and vocal competitions. Educators and adjudicators have consistently praised her for her profound voice, dramatic timbre, and impressive vocal range.
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Experience
Experience
Dialogues des Carmélites
2023 - Present
I will be performing the role of Mere Jeanne in Poulenc's 'Dialogues des Carmélites' with the GGS at Koerner Hall.
Handel's Rinaldo
2022 - 2022
Opera cast member in The Glenn Gould School's opera production of Handel's opera, Rinaldo
La Zia Principessa in Suor Angelica
2023 - 2023
I was offered a full-tuition and living scholarship to sing one of the lead roles (La Zia Principessa) in Puccini's 'Suor Angelica'. I performed this challenging and musical role with orchestra under the baton of Finnish conductor, Kevin Class.
Mandel Philharmonic: An Ode to Joy concert
2022 - 2022
Alto 1 in Beethoven 9th Symphony; Alto 1 in Carl Orff's Carmina Burana; Alto 1 Polovtsian dance from Borodin's "Prince Igor"
Mandel Philharmonic: An Ode to Joy concert
2022 - 2022
Alto 1 in Beethoven 9th Symphony; Alto 1 in Carl Orff's Carmina Burana; Alto 1 Polovtsian dance from Borodin's "Prince Igor"
Bas Sheve
2022 - 2022
I had the opportunity to sing in the small choir for the North American premier of Polish-Jewish composer's Heneck Kon's revival Yiddish Opera, 'Bas Sheve'. Accompanied by the UCLA philharmonia, we preformed at the Glenn Gould Studio (CBC Music) for the Ashkenaz Festival under the baton of American Conductor, Neal Stulberg.
Expertise
Special Skill
Verdi
Russian
Bel canto
Dramtic repertoire
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