Suzie Leblanc

Portrait of Suzie LeBlanc and on-line concert on Espace Classique - for the month of November
www.radio-canada.ca/espaceclassique

Till the weekend, you can hear "Les Vanités du Monde", concert from August 1st in Caraquet, N.B. with Suzie LeBlanc, Mark Simons, David McGuinness, Nick Halley and Kris Saebo.
http://musique.radio-canada.ca/blogue/blogue.asp?idBlogue=1018&id=126387

Suzie LeBlanc is soprano in residence at the Colours of Music Festival in Barrie, Ontario, until October 1st 2009. Performances include recitals with James Campbell, Louis-Philippe Marsolais, Adrian Anantawan, Robert Kortgaard, and the Toronto Consort (www.torontoconsort.org) Please visit the Festival's website for more information : www.coloursofmusic.ca

Grand-Pré, September 21, 2009: Suzie LeBlanc, the internationally renowned Acadian soprano, spent several hours at Grand-Pré National Historic Site last Thursday. She was being interviewed for a Radio-Canada program that will be broadcast on line throughout the month of November.... To read more, please go to : www.grand-pre.com/Communiques/09_09_21en.html

After receiving a first honorary doctorate from King's College University (Halifax) in 2008, soprano Suzie LeBlanc will now be receiving an honorary doctorate in Fine Arts from Mount Allison University. Convocation will take place May 25 2009 in Sackville, N.B.

Lost Song, the feature film by Rodrigue Jean has made it into Canada's Top Ten! Suzie LeBlanc, in her first feature film, plays the female lead character, Elisabeth. Canada’s Top Ten celebrates and promotes contemporary Canadian cinema and is intended to raise public awareness of Canadian achievements in film.