MichelleTrainor
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2018|2019 Season

2017|2018 World Premier

The amazing new opera The Nefarious, Immoral But Highly Profitable Enterprise of Mr. Burke & Mr. Hare features music from Julian Grant and a libretto by Mark Campbell. Ms. Trainor created the role of Helen McDougal, Burke’s girlfriend in this wonderful new work based on a true story.  Ms. Trainor will also being playing the role of Mrs. Peachum in Kurt Weill’s The Threepenny Opera with Boston Lyric Opera under the direction of James Darrah as well as the role of Jocasta in Stravinsky’s Oedipus Rex with Emmanuel Music.  She will also be returning to New Hampshire as the soprano soloist in Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony and Mahler’s Symphony No.2.

2016|2017 Debut

Ms. Trainor’s debut with Boston Symphony Orchestra as the Milliner in the Strauss favorite Der Rosenkavalier.  She joined the Brookline Symphony Orchestra for Isolde’s Liebestod from Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde.  Michelle will be returning to the Boston Lyric Opera stage as Marcellina in Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro and will be making her debut with Odyssey Opera as Ghita in Zemlinsky’s Der Zwerg.

2015|2016 Back to Roots

Michelle returned to New Hampshire at First Church where she sang Nicholas White’s Magnificat.  She reprised the role of Tosca with La Forza dell’ Opera in Brooklyn, NY and returned to Boston Lyric Opera for their production of The Merry Widow.

2014|2015 Challenges

Michelle took on the challenging role of Brangain in Martin’s The Love Potion to much critical acclaim and she revived her role as Suor Angelica with Metro West Opera where she was nominated for Best Female Performer in an Opera by Arts Impulse.

2014|2014 New Beginnings

Michelle sang a staged version of Schubert’s early song Hagar’s Lament as well as the Second Lady in Mozart’s The Magic Flute. Her concert work included Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony and Haydn’s Missa inAngustiis. As a Boston Lyric Opera Emerging Artist, she has sung roles in their productions of Hansel and Gretel, Macbeth, The Inspector, The Magic Flute and The Love Potion. Michelle recorded the Schubert’sHagar’s Lament on the BIS label with Boston Lyric Opera and is a frequent performer in the BLO Signature Series at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Michelle’s awards include:

Winner of Boston Lyric Opera’s Shrestinian Award for Excellence, First Place Winner of the New Jersey Verismo Opera Competition, St.. Botolph Club Grant Winner, First Place Winner of the Peter Elvins’ Competition, First Place Winner of the New England  Regional NATSAA, NATSAA National Finalist and Winner of the Berton Coffin Award.  Ms. Trainor was a finalist in the Concorso Lirico di Ferdora Barbieri, Career Bridges Grant Award as well as the Rochester Oratorio Society Vocal Competition.

Musical Repertoire

Equally at home with concert repertoire, Ms. Trainor has performed works such as Mozart’s Requiem, Mass in C Minor, Solemn Vespers and his Missa Brevis in B Flat as well as Mahler’s Eighth Symphony, Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, Haydn’s Missa in Angustiis and Vaughan Williams’ A Sea Symphony.  Ms. Trainor made her Carnegie Hall debut as a soloist in Mahler’s Eighth Symphony with Canterbury Choral Society.  She has performed at Boston’s First Night and has sung works with the Composers in Red Sneakers.  She joined the stage of Boston Ballet in their production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream as the soprano soloist.