Soprano Nathalie Paulin has established herself in the United States, Canada, Europe and the Far East as an interpretive artist of the very first rank.  Winner of the 2005 Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Opera Performance, she has collaborated with internationally renowned conductors including Andrew Parrott, Jonathan Darlington, Philip Pickett, Hervé Niquet, David Agler, Richard Bradshaw, Bernard Labadie, Andrew Litton and Yoav Talmi on both the concert platform and in opera.

Ms. Paulin’s 2008-2009 season includes performances with Chicago’s Music of the Baroque (Jane Glover), Boston’s Handel and Haydn Society (Roger Norrington), Atlanta Symphony (Robert Spano), Washington Concert Opera (Antony Walker) and Montreal’s Arion with Bernard Labadie. She will also be heard in Vivier’s Lonely Child with the CBC Vancouver Orchestra, and in the title roles of Handel’s Semele (Pacific Opera Victoria) and Manon (Calgary Opera). 

During the 2007-2008 season, she was featured by the Handel and Haydn Society (Purcell and John Blow with Pickett), the Phoenix Symphony (Messiah), Arizona Opera (Pamina in Die Zauberflöte), Dallas Opera (Valencienne in Die Lustige Witwe ) and the Canadian Opera Company (Thibault in Don Carlos ). Concerts with the Aldeburgh Connection, Lac St. Jean Symphony and the Laval Symphony also figured prominently in her schedule. 

Further recent career highlights include Handel’s Orlando for Washington Concert Opera, concerts with Parrott’s New York Collegium, Weihnachtsoratorium for the Toronto Bach Consort conducted by Jane Glover, Pamina in Die Zauberflöte for Vancouver Opera, Micaëla in Carmen for Calgary Opera, Peer Gynt for L’Orchestre symphonique de Québec and Gorecki’s Symphony of Sorrowful Songs with the Brooklyn Philharmonic.

Ms. Paulin appears in “Haydn in London” on April 24 and 26 at Symphony Hall. She last appeared with the Society in "Baroque Jewels for the English Stage" in January 2008.