Christina Kay
SOPRANO | EDUCATOR
ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGIST
"I believe that impactful art and meaningful work need strong support. As a soprano, educator, and organizational strategist, I am passionate about both performing and building the systems that help organizations thrive — advocating for creative sustainability, strategic leadership, engaging and accessible education, and structures that empower both organizations and creative entrepreneurs to do their best work."
soprano
Christina is committed to vibrant expressivity and genuine connection through music. A sought after multi-genre singer, she has recorded an indie folk album with the Home Port trio; sung everything from pop and jazz arrangements to early and contemporary classical music; and written and performed florid solo arrangements of late Renaissance and early Baroque madrigals with ARTEK Early Music. Whether she's interpreting a centuries old motet with a small ensemble, a well-known concert work as a soloist, or a brand new work through a microphone, Christina values collaborations that feel grounded and alive.
educator
As a teacher, Christina brings over a decade of experience working with students of all ages — from young beginners to seasoned professionals. She has taught private voice and piano lessons to students as young as five and well into adulthood; served as an adjunct professor of voice at Beloit College; facilitated adult choral workshops with The Western Wind; and served as Baroque Vocal Specialist at the Baroque Opera Workshop at Queens College. Christina’s approach is rooted in curiosity, healthy technique, and playful experimentation — all in service of helping each singer discover their most expressive and honest voice.
strategist
Christina leverages her decade of industry experience to help arts institutions, nonprofits, and creative entrepreneurs build the systems that sustain great work. From fundraising strategy and donor stewardship to internal communications and project management, she is passionate about making behind-the-scenes processes feel purposeful, clear, and aligned with an organization’s or individual creative’s mission. She brings both big-picture thinking and hands-on follow-through, shaped by her varied work in development and fundraising, arts administration, and professional organizing.
2025 by CHRISTINA KAY
PHOTOGRAPHY BY TATIANA DAUBEK