Opera Canada magazine calls Leslie Ann Bradley "praiseworthy," a soprano who "played her role to perfection with impeccable singing and timing." 

2005 was a busy year for Ms. Bradley.  Most notably, she won the first prize of the competition Journee de la musique Francaise which earned her a position at the Academie Internationale de la Musique Maurice Ravel in France.

There Ms. Bradley was awarded the Prix de chant Pierre Bernac, the first prize of the Academy's renowned voice competition for French Art Song.

In July she returned to Western Canada to sing the role of Rosalinde in Strauss' Die Fledermaus and received great critical acclaim.  The review read "Bradley is simply wonderful, she possesses a spectacular voice."

In the Fall of  2005, Ms. Bradley was one of four soloists for the 2005 Opera Gala of Granite State Opera, New Hampshire. She was the soprano soloist in Mozart's' Requiem in Montreal Canada and she was heard in recital for the CBC Radio Young Artist Series.

Ms. Bradley can be seen on BRAVO television in "Love Story," part one of a series called "Opera Stories." Also on BRAVO she performs in two episodes of "Opera Easy" singing the roles of Gluck's Eurydice (Orfeo et Euridice) and Juliette from Gounod's Romeo and Juliette.

In 2003 Ms. Bradley won the second prize of the Metropolitan Opera New England Regional Competition in Boston.  That summer she was invited to sing in the Monadnock Music Opera Gala "The Marriages of Mozart," where she sang the roles of Countess (Le nozze di Figaro), Donna Anna (Don Giovanni) and Fiordiligi (Cosi fan tutte).

Ms. Bradley resides in Montreal, Canada and studies privately with Marie Daveluy.