Based in Montreal, Canadian-American soprano Paige Boulet specializes in Baroque and Renaissance repertoire and is praised for her historically informed performances of solo and ensemble works. Her solo performances include Handel’s Messiah, Les Fêtes de Ramire (Une Grâce) by Rameau, The Judgment of Paris (Pallas) by John Eccles, and Telemann’s Johannes Passion. As an ensemble member Paige has appeared in early music programs with repertoire spanning from the medieval era to 21st century works.
As an artistic leader Paige has organized and performed in several initiatives. In April 2026, she produced, directed, and performed in a large-scale student production of the North American stage premier of Rameau’s one act opera-ballet Les Fêtes de Ramire. Additionally, Paige is the co-founder and artistic director of Ensemble Musica Lucis, a vocal and instrumental ensemble with a mission to connect new audiences to early music through engaging live performances and innovative programming. Concerts in 2025-26 include the Stabat Mater by Giovanni Pergolesi and a program featuring cantatas by Bach and Buxtehude.
Paige has a B.Mus in Early Music Voice Performance with a minor in choral conducting from McGill University and is currently completing her M.Mus in Early Music Performance. Her teachers include Allyson McHardy, Tracy Smith, Annamaria Popescu and Aline Kutan and she has performed in masterclasses with Suzie Leblanc and Olivier Spilmont.
