Léo McKenna

Born in Montreal, Canada, Léo McKenna discovered his passion for singing at an early age, joining the renowned Petits Chanteurs du Mont-Royal choir at just nine years old. His remarkable musical journey led him to pursue classical vocal studies at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal, followed by opera studies at McGill University.

Through his dedication and artistic commitment, Léo McKenna has received several prestigious scholarships and grants, notably from the Stuttgart Bachakademie, Toronto’s Tafelmusik ensemble, and the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec. These distinctions recognize his promising talent and commitment to his craft.

With a diverse repertoire spanning Baroque music, opera, and contemporary works, Léo McKenna has distinguished himself in notable roles from works by renowned composers such as Britten, Handel, Weill, Verdi, and Mozart. His captivating voice and stage presence have delighted audiences across Canada, the United States, Germany, and now France, where he has resided for the past three years.

Now based in Paris, Léo McKenna has continued expanding his experience on French stages. His musical journey reflects his passion for music and his desire to share his art with audiences around the world.