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L’elisir d’amore (The Elixir of Love) by Donizetti – Opera Hong Kong

Role: Giannetta

Concert at Palazzo Medici Riccardi, Firenze, Italy

Académie International Vocale de Lachine Closing Concert

Orford Musique Closing Concert

Voice and Piano Recital – Guest Soloist

Harp Performance – Voice and Harp

The Medium by Gian Carlo Menotti

Lead role: Monica

Choral Conducting Performance

Li Ka Shing Foundation-Opera Hong Kong Gala Dinner

Originally scheduled for December 4, 2025, now postponed to March 20 2026.

Schulich Singers Performance at Québec City

Doctoral Lecture-Recital (Voice, Harp, Piano)

Works sung in Cantonese and Italian. Voice and Harp piece by Kalen Smith (World Premiere).

Doctoral Colloquium (Research Presentation)

Finalist, Research Alive Prize — McGill University, Schulich School of Music. Presenting to McGill University faculty and students.

Fundraising Performance for Hong Kong Tai Po Fire Victims – Operation Santa Claus by South China Morning Post (SCMP) and Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK)

Featured Soloist and MC at the West Kowloon Christmas Festival

McGill Songbirds’ Concert in Hong Kong

Choir Soloist

Fundraising Concert for Hong Kong Tai Po Fire Victims – Harmony for Hope at the Hong Kong Fringe Club

Featured Soloist.

Harmony for Hope-Fundraising Concert for Hong Kong Tai Po Fire Victims

The Impresario (Der Schauspieldirektor) by Mozart

Lead Role: Madame Herz

The Merry Widow – Opera Hong Kong

Orford Musique Academy Concert – Francis Perron and Christian Immler

Académie International Vocale de Lachine Closing Concert

Masterclass at Salle Bourgie

Svada by Ana Sokolović – Opera Horizons

Character: Milica

Harp Performance

Song Interpretation Concert

Studio Recital

Solo Recital

Solo Recital

With collaborative pianist, Ronald Cheung

Song Interpretation Concert

Dialogues des Carmélities

Studio Recital

Solo Recital presented by Musica del Cuore

Le Nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro) by W.A. Mozart

Titanic the Musical

Il barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville) by G. Rossini

Solo Recital

Svadba, Opera by Ana Sokolović

Early Music Ensemble Concert

Singers: Nicole Chan, Vivien Illion Viol: Tor Ellergodt Cembalo: Henry Webb

Song Interpretation Concert

Vocal Chamber Ensemble Concert

Soprano: Nicole Chan, Anastasia Pyshna Piano: Matthew Wong

Contemporary Music Ensemble Concert

Soprano soloist Mélanie Léonard, Artistic Director and Conductor Instruments: Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Trumpet, Tuba, Violin, Cello, Double Bass, Percussion, and Harp

Solo Recital

Early Music Ensemble Concert

Soprano: Nicole Chan, Vivien Illion, Nafsika Baloukas Lute: Seth Dempsey

Song Interpretation Concert

Soprano: Nicole Chan Piano: Nataliia Babanova Class of Michael McMahon

Vocal Chamber Ensemble Concert

Soprano: Nicole Chan, Anastasia Pyshna Piano: Matthew Wong

Studio Recital

Solo Recital

Performance at Conservatorio di Milano (Milan Conservatory)

As part of the Vocal Chamber Music Blended Intensive Program (BIP), I will be performing songs in Italian and Russian.

Voice and Guitar Concert at Betty Nansen Theatre

Repertoire by Georg Friedrich Händel and John Dowland Guitarist: Daniel Acosta Soprano: Nicole Chan

Voice, Harpsichord and Cello Concert

Featured Works by Giacomo Carissimi, Heinrich Schütz, Henry Purcell and Jean-Philippe Rameau. Harpsichord (Cembalo): Sergei Teplyi Cello: Helena Iglesias Kołodyńska

The Cunning Little Vixen by Leoš Janáček

Role: Young Vixen (whole of Act 1) Sung in English

Brahms’ Requiem

In collaboration with the Copenhagen Philharmonic Conductor: Christoph Eschenbach Solists: Sophie Klussmann, soprano / Michael Nagy, baritone Choir: Camerata, Graabrødre Kammerkor, Kammerkoret Hymnia, The Royal Danish Academy of Music’s Chamber Choir Repertoire Schönberg / En overlevende fra Warszawa Brahms / Ein deutsches Requiem

Studio Concert

Studio Concert

Bach Cantata BWV 149 “Man singet mit Freuden vom Sieg”

Soprano soloist: Nicole Chan Alto soloist: Stephen Yeseta Tenor soloist: Dresden Ramos

Two-Day Recording on National Danish Television (DR)

Recordings will be broadcasted on DR1 and DR2 30th October, 6th, 13th and 20th November, 2022

Voice and Guitar Concert in the Garrison Church

Daniel Acosta, guitar and Nicole Chan, soprano perform works by Barbara Strozzi and Thea Musgrave Program Isaac Albeniz: Mallorca Paco de Lucia: Mi Inspiracíon Paco de Lucia: Generalife Bajo La Luna Barbara Strozzi: Op. 8 Che si può fare? Thea Musgrave: Five Love Songs Performers: Ruben Høgh, piano, Ludvig Smidl, guitar, Nicole Chan, soprano, Daniel Acosta, guitar For more information, click here to Thea Musgrave’s website. REVIEW “The soprano Nicole Chan presented, together with the guitarist Daniel Acosta, a program which ranged in period from the Baroque era to music written by a living composer. First the aria “Che si può fare” by the female baroque composer Barbara Strozzi. Strozzi was a singer herself, and she was one of the most prolific composers of the Baroque era. This aria is probably more correctly a small cantata with inserted recitatives. Beautiful and interesting music, sung and played with great enthusiasm by Nicole and Daniel. And then more music by a female composer, namely Scottish Thea Musgrave’s “Five Love Songs” to English Renaissance texts. Quite complicated music, which makes great demands on the two performers, but keep me safe, where they delivered with great conviction. Nicole’s beautiful soprano seems to fit like a glove for baroque music as well as new music. She is a cool little soprano. No one noticed that the night before she fell on her bike and hurt herself badly. Well done.” Link to Concert Review by Onsdagskoncert

Golden Days – Queens

Snow queens, ice queens, legend and mythical queens and princesses – adventure, myth, dream, power, oppression Voice students from The Royal Danish Academy of Music curate a programme in cooperation with voice professor Helene Gjerris, where light is shone through the music on the queen as a historic and mythical figure by composers such as Schumann, Gade, Zemlinsky, and Maria de Walpurgis. Participants: Voice- and instrument students. Arranged in cooperation with Goldendays.dk

Gilgamesh by Per Nørgård

Beasts of the Forest Nicole Chan, Anna Christine Bauer, Anna Hjortkjær, Victoria Sjögren, soprano Per Nørgård: Gilgamesh Opera (in 6 days and 7 nights), for 6 instrumental and vocal ensembles. (1971-72) (90’) Libretto by the composer (based on the Babylonian epos). Per Nørgård’s Gilgamesh is a pioneer major work in contemporary Danish opera, and it was awarded the Nordic Council Music Prize in 1974. The text is based on one of the oldest accounts of the Creation, the 4000-year- old Gilgamesh epic from Mesopotamia, which portrays the super-hero and anti-hero Gilgamesh, who both loses and gains love in his restless search for power and eternal life. The singers and musicians performing in the opera do so on an equal footing in a mythological universe around which the sun-god Shamash – the conductor – orbits, and in which the audience get right up close to the dramatic events. And with music which, permeated by beauty beyond new and old, open up completely new horizons, the scene is set for a musical-dramatic experience that is unequalled. For the first time, the Rued Langgaard Festival invites you inside Ribelund, which, despite its position in the heart of Ribe, is an unknown place to many people. An obvious choice of venue for this 4000-year-old actuality. For more information, click here to the Rued Langgaard Festival full program and click here to The Royal Danish Academy of Music’s news article.

Mondo Novo by Paul Richards

Philomela: Nicole Chan Annabel: Mikayla Liu Frances: Cassandra Petrie Lady Caroline: Jacqueline Botz Maestra: Diana Rockwell Baker: Francesca Fioravanti Songbird woman: Lourdes Rodriguez Charlaton Woman: Natalia Bychkova Fortune Teller: Rachel London Mondo Novo Barker: Sang Bin Park

Bach Cantata BWV 37 “Wer da gläubet und getauft“

Soprano soloist: Nicole Chan Countertenor soloist: Martin Münster Tenor soloist: Dresden Ramos

Studio Concert

Works by Rued Langgaard, Barbara Strozzi and Thea Musgrave Guitar: Daniel Acosta Pianist: Berit Johansen Tange

Four Note Opera by Tom Johnson

Claire: Nicole Chan, soprano Link to REVIEW “…John, and his wife Claire was comically portrayed and beautifully sung by Nicole Chan” Klassisk ifølge, Henrik Sørensen

L’enfant et les sortilèges by Maurice Ravel

Le Rossignol and La Pastorelle: Nicole Chan, soprano