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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.ameliafarrugia.com]		* [http://www.ameliafarrugia.com Amelia Farrugia]

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	'''Amelia Farrugia''' is an Australian soprano, of Maltese descent. ~~Since her opera debut in 1994, she has sung many leading roles for Opera Australia, performed with all the ABC Orchestras and appeared internationally with distinguished conductors.~~		'''Amelia Farrugia''' is an Australian soprano, of Maltese descent.

	A graduate of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, ~~Amelia~~ has ~~won~~ many ~~major singing competitions including the Marianne Mathy Scholarship (1993), Sydney Eisteddfod’s McDonald’s Operatic Aria (1994), The Herald Sun Aria (1994)~~, the ~~Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions in Australia~~ and ~~New York (1994-1995) and the Opera Awards (1996). She was awarded NSW Young Achiever of the Year (1996)~~.		Amelia is a graduate of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and since her opera debut in 1994, she has sung many leading roles for '''Opera Australia''', performed with all the '''ABC Orchestras''' and appeared internationally with distinguished conductors.

	Amelia’s debut solo recording, Joie de vivre! (BBC Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Briger) was released by Universal Music/ Decca in Australia in 2005 and the UK in 2006 and nominated for a Classical Aria (2006). She was honoured with an invitation to perform for Pope Benedict XVI in the internationally televised Final Mass for World Youth Day and HRH Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark (2008). Amelia also performed with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra in a televised performance under the baton of Maestro Edo de Waart.		Amelia’s debut solo recording, [[Joie de vivre!]] (BBC Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Briger) was released by ''Universal Music/Decca'' in Australia in 2005 and the UK in 2006 and nominated for a '''Classical Aria''' (2006). She was honoured with an invitation to perform for Pope Benedict XVI in the internationally televised Final Mass for ''World Youth Day'' and HRH Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark (2008). Amelia also performed with the '''Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra''' in a televised performance under the baton of Maestro Edo de Waart.

	In 1998, Amelia had her first recital in Malta at the Manoel Theatre.		In 1998, Amelia had her first recital in Malta at the Manoel Theatre.

	== '''Awards''' ==		==Awards and recognitions==
			* ''Marianne Mathy Scholarship'' (1993)
	~~Amelia has received a~~ Green Room Award for Oscar in Opera Australia's A Masked Ball (2009)~~; Amelia has been nominated~~ for a Classical Aria (2006); four-times nominated for Opera Australia’s Remy Martin Award ~~and~~ four-times nominated for a Green Room Award for her leading roles; title role Manon, Adina, L’elisir d’amore, Susanna, Le nozze di Figaro and her supporting role as Papagena, Die Zauberflote. Nominated for a Helpmann Award for Musetta , La Boheme (2005)~~, nominated~~ for a MO Award in 2007 and 2008.		* ''Sydney Eisteddfod’s McDonald’s Operatic Aria'' (1994)
			* ''The Herald Sun Aria'' (1994)
			* ''Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions in Australia and New York'' (1994-1995)
			* ''Opera Awards'' (1996)
			* ''NSW Young Achiever of the Year'' (1996).
			* ''Green Room Award'' for ''Oscar'' in Opera Australia's A Masked Ball (2009)
			* Nominated for a ''Classical Aria'' (2006)
			* four-times nominated for Opera Australia’s ''Remy Martin Award''
			* four-times nominated for a ''Green Room Award'' for her leading roles; title role ''Manon,'' ''Adina'', ''L’elisir d’amore'', ''Susanna,'' ''Le nozze di Figaro'' and her supporting role as ''Papagena'', Die Zauberflote.
			* Nominated for a ''Helpmann Award'' for ''Musetta'' , ''La Boheme'' (2005)
			* Nominated for a ''MO Award'' in 2007 and 2008.

	==External links==		==External links==

	* [http://www.ameliafarrugia.com]		* [http://www.ameliafarrugia.com]

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Farrugia, Amelia}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Farrugia, Amelia}}
	[[Category:Maltese-background Who's Who in AU & NZ]]		[[Category:Maltese-background Who's Who in AU & NZ]]
			[[Category:Australian singers of Maltese descent]]

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	Amelia has received a Green Room Award for Oscar in Opera Australia's A Masked Ball (2009); Amelia has been nominated for a Classical Aria (2006); four-times nominated for Opera Australia’s Remy Martin Award and four-times nominated for a Green Room Award for her leading roles; title role Manon, Adina, L’elisir d’amore, Susanna, Le nozze di Figaro and her supporting role as Papagena, Die Zauberflote. Nominated for a Helpmann Award for Musetta , La Boheme (2005), nominated for a MO Award in 2007 and 2008.		Amelia has received a Green Room Award for Oscar in Opera Australia's A Masked Ball (2009); Amelia has been nominated for a Classical Aria (2006); four-times nominated for Opera Australia’s Remy Martin Award and four-times nominated for a Green Room Award for her leading roles; title role Manon, Adina, L’elisir d’amore, Susanna, Le nozze di Figaro and her supporting role as Papagena, Die Zauberflote. Nominated for a Helpmann Award for Musetta , La Boheme (2005), nominated for a MO Award in 2007 and 2008.

	~~For more information visit~~ www.ameliafarrugia.com		==External links==

			* [http://www.ameliafarrugia.com]

			{{DEFAULTSORT:Farrugia, Amelia}}

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	Amelia’s debut solo recording, Joie de vivre! (BBC Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Briger) was released by Universal Music/ Decca in Australia in 2005 and the UK in 2006 and nominated for a Classical Aria (2006). She was honoured with an invitation to perform for Pope Benedict XVI in the internationally televised Final Mass for World Youth Day and HRH Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark (2008). Amelia also performed with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra in a televised performance under the baton of Maestro Edo de Waart.		Amelia’s debut solo recording, Joie de vivre! (BBC Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Briger) was released by Universal Music/ Decca in Australia in 2005 and the UK in 2006 and nominated for a Classical Aria (2006). She was honoured with an invitation to perform for Pope Benedict XVI in the internationally televised Final Mass for World Youth Day and HRH Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark (2008). Amelia also performed with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra in a televised performance under the baton of Maestro Edo de Waart.

	'''Awards'''		In 1998, Amelia had her first recital in Malta at the Manoel Theatre.

			== '''Awards''' ==

	Amelia has received a Green Room Award for Oscar in Opera Australia's A Masked Ball (2009); Amelia has been nominated for a Classical Aria (2006); four-times nominated for Opera Australia’s Remy Martin Award and four-times nominated for a Green Room Award for her leading roles; title role Manon, Adina, L’elisir d’amore, Susanna, Le nozze di Figaro and her supporting role as Papagena, Die Zauberflote. Nominated for a Helpmann Award for Musetta , La Boheme (2005), nominated for a MO Award in 2007 and 2008.		Amelia has received a Green Room Award for Oscar in Opera Australia's A Masked Ball (2009); Amelia has been nominated for a Classical Aria (2006); four-times nominated for Opera Australia’s Remy Martin Award and four-times nominated for a Green Room Award for her leading roles; title role Manon, Adina, L’elisir d’amore, Susanna, Le nozze di Figaro and her supporting role as Papagena, Die Zauberflote. Nominated for a Helpmann Award for Musetta , La Boheme (2005), nominated for a MO Award in 2007 and 2008.

	~~In 1998, Amelia had her first recital in Malta at the Manoel Theatre.~~

	For more information visit www.ameliafarrugia.com		For more information visit www.ameliafarrugia.com

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'''Amelia Farrugia''' is an Australian soprano, of Maltese descent. Since her opera debut in 1994, she has sung many leading roles for Opera Australia, performed with all the ABC Orchestras and appeared internationally with distinguished conductors.

A graduate of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Amelia has won many major singing competitions including the Marianne Mathy Scholarship (1993), Sydney Eisteddfod’s McDonald’s Operatic Aria (1994), The Herald Sun Aria (1994), the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions in Australia and New York (1994-1995) and the Opera Awards (1996). She was awarded NSW Young Achiever of the Year (1996).

Amelia’s debut solo recording, Joie de vivre! (BBC Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Briger) was released by Universal Music/ Decca in Australia in 2005 and the UK in 2006 and nominated for a Classical Aria (2006). She was honoured with an invitation to perform for Pope Benedict XVI in the internationally televised Final Mass for World Youth Day and HRH Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark (2008). Amelia also performed with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra in a televised performance under the baton of Maestro Edo de Waart.

'''Awards'''
Amelia has received a Green Room Award for Oscar in Opera Australia's A Masked Ball (2009); Amelia has been nominated for a Classical Aria (2006); four-times nominated for Opera Australia’s Remy Martin Award and four-times nominated for a Green Room Award for her leading roles; title role Manon, Adina, L’elisir d’amore, Susanna, Le nozze di Figaro and her supporting role as Papagena, Die Zauberflote. Nominated for a Helpmann Award for Musetta , La Boheme (2005), nominated for a MO Award in 2007 and 2008.

In 1998, Amelia had her first recital in Malta at the Manoel Theatre.

For more information visit www.ameliafarrugia.com