Victoria Livengood | Opera's Dixie Diva
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Victoria's 2012-2013 Calendar Includes Performances In Charlotte, Boston,
Santa Fe, Taiwan, Chicago and Hawaii!
Lots of exciting performances are coming in the next few years, as Victoria makes major debuts in Santa Fe, Boston and the Chicago Lyric Opera plus makes returns to Charlotte, Taipei and Hawaii! Watch the itinerary page for full details and ticket ordering information as it becomes available.
Click Here For Full Calendar!

Latest Press

Singing Gave Victoria Livengood A Ticket To See The World

Singing Gave Victoria Livengood A Ticket To See The World

Charlotte Observer (March 14, 2012)
Victoria Livengood TV Interview [Video]

Victoria Livengood TV Interview [Video]

"North Carolina Now" - UNC-TV (March 8, 2012)

Latest Videos

Interview with "North Carolina Now" - UNC-TV (Aired March 8, 2012)
Interview with "North Carolina Now" - UNC-TV (Aired March 8, 2012)
Interview with "North Carolina Now" - UNC-TV (Aired Feb. 23, 2012)
Interview with "North Carolina Now" - UNC-TV (Aired Feb. 23, 2012)

Meet The Dixie Diva

Welcome to the official website for Victoria Livengood, a Grammy-nominated Metropolitan Opera star who is better known by her family and friends as the Dixie Diva. The internationally renowned mezzo-soprano's artistry has been hailed by audiences and critics worldwide for her multifaceted and powerhouse performances in a remarkably varied repertoire.

International Accolades

Victoria's unforgettable performances have enchanted critics to label her "the ideal Carmen of our time" and "one of the leading singer-actresses of her generation."

The New York Times called her
"naturally seductive and vocally alluring."

Opera News magazine raved that
"her singing and acting radiate intensity."

The Italian press proclaimed that
"the power of her voice could straighten the Tower of Pisa!"

Boston's Phoenix Magazine described her
"riveting and commanding Dalila as a cross between Theda Bara and Joan Crawford and her incomparable phrasing and warmth as reminiscent of Maria Callas's recordings."

Carmen Dalila Marina Azucena Marquise Giulietta The Medium
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