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Fiona Campbell or Fionna Campbell may refer to: People. Fiona Campbell (cricketer) (born 1981), Scottish cricketer; Fiona Campbell (alpine skier) (1929–2005), British alpine skier; Fiona Campbell (mezzo-soprano), Australian opera singer; Fiona Kumari Campbell (born 1963), Australian disability studies researcher and theorist
1,952 Followers, 312 Following, 351 Posts - Fiona Campbell (@fionacampbellmusic) on Instagram: "Diva Extraordinaire | mama | producer | presenter | lover of life & sugar Snapchat: ficampbellmusic"
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Jun 8, 2011 · Fiona Campbell sings Dowland's "Flow my tears" with Richard Tognetti and the Australian Chamber Orchestra. An arrangement by David Bruce Flow, my tears, fall from your springs!
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Born in Bermuda, where her father was stationed with the Army, Fiona and her family regularly went on winter skiing holidays, and after World War II, she developed a skill for competitive skiing. In 1950 she won the demanding 6.5 km downhill Cornergrat Ladies Derby at Zermatt, Switzerland.
Fiona Campbell, celebrated as Australia's foremost mezzo-soprano, blends her profound musical talent with her roles as a creative producer and arts visionary. Her career, spanning over 25 years, encapsulates her versatility as a performer and leader in the arts industry.
Multi award-winning performer Fiona Campbell is one of Australia’s most versatile singers and has received wide critical acclaim for her powerful performances and musicianship.
Fiona Campbell is a versatile and acclaimed classical singer who performs with major ensembles and orchestras in Australia and abroad. She has won several awards, recorded several albums, and starred in operas such as Cenerentola, Eugene Onegin, and Madama Butterfly.
