Nadine Livingston Soprano
Recipient of INDEPENDENT OPERA Vocal Scholarship at the Royal Northern College of Music
Nadine Livingston studies with Barbara Robotham at the Royal Northern College of Music.
Throughout her tenure at the Royal Northern College of Music, Nadine has won several prizes and awards, including the Joyce and Michael Kennedy Prize for the Singing of Strauss, an Eva Turner Award, the Frederic Cox Award, the 2008 Clonter Opera Prize and a Sybill Tutton scholarship.
In a series of excerpts at the RNCM, Nadine sang roles including Mimi (La bohème), Gretel (Hansel and Gretel), Ilia (Idomeneo) and the Governess (Turn of the Screw). Recent roles for the RNCM include Polly (TheThreepenny Opera), Tatyana (Eugene Onegin) and Susanna (Le nozze di Figaro).
In concert she has sung with the National Youth String Orchestra of Scotland as part of the Edinburgh Festival and performed Britten's Les Illuminations with the RNCM String Orchestra. In 2006 Nadine travelled to China to sing Bach’s Christmas Oratorio with the Macao Orchestra, returning in 2008 for another engagement.
In 2008, Nadine covered the role of Fiordiligi for Scottish Opera’s production of Cosi fan tutte and also performed with the Hallé orchestra.
Nadine is grateful to the Countess of Munster for generous support and for the special Ian Fleming award from the Musicians Benevolent Fund.
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