This season, Canadian-Italian soprano Alexandra Delle Donne joins Pax Christi Chorale as their Soprano 1 section lead. She will be performing in a number of concerts including Handel's Messiah, and Britten's St. Nicolas. 

 

This past March, Alexandra had the pleasure of producing, directing, and singing in Menotti's The Telephone, and Mozart's Der Schauspieldirektor. This double bill featured the lead roles of Lucy, and Mademoiselle Silberklang.

 

Alexandra  has performed with a variety of groups such as the Brott Festival in their production of Carmen (2025),  The Mandle Philharmonic for Beethoven's 9th (2024), she performed with Toronto City Opera in their production of Susannah as Mrs. Gleaton (2024), and North York Concert Orchestra as Gianetta/Chorus in The Elixir of Love (2023).

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Alexandra holds a Master's Degree in Historical Voice Performance from the University of Toronto under direction of the esteemed Daniel Taylor.

 

Alexandra made her debut as a lead in Vera Causa Opera’s (now known as Fuse) film production of Humperdincks' Hansel and Gretel, as Gretel in 2020. The performance is still on YouTube for all to enjoy! 

 

During Covid, Alexandra performed in a variety of online concerts and festivals, which included the University of Toronto three Vocalis concerts, the John Beckwith Songbook concert, Guelph’s Hillside Inside, and the Guelph Multicultural Festival, as well as her own dual recital with Mezzo-Soprano Cristina Lanz.

 

She previously performed with Opera In Concert (OIC) and Toronto Operetta Theatre (TOT). She was a featured soloist in Acis and Galatea under the direction of Larry Beckcwith, Isaiah Bell, and Eric Thor with the Collegium group at the University of Toronto. She was a soloist in Purcell's King Arthur, conducted by Christopher Bagen. June of 2019, and had the privilege to participate in the prestigious Tafelmusik Baroque Summer Institute, under the direction of Ivars Taurins.

 

After completing her Bachelor's in Voice Performance from the university of Toronto, she sang with VCO (Fuse) for their 2018/2019 season. This included productions such as Puccini's Le Villi,  Donizetti's The Elixir of Love, and the premiere of Dylan Langan's Dracula, as Wife #1.