Christina brings over a decade of experience working with students of all ages, from young beginners to seasoned professionals. She has taught voice and piano to students as young as five through adulthood, at one point maintaining a studio of 40 students.

 

After four years teaching in Madison Wisconsin,  Christina spent four years on voice faculty at Highbridge Voices in the Bronx, where she worked closely with middle and high school singers on vocal technique and musical literacy. She also regularly offers private coachings in Renaissance and Baroque vocal style, with a particular emphasis in Italian ornamentation, diminution practice, and stylistic improvisation.

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For the past several years, Christina has served as a facilitator for The Western Wind's adult choral workshops, including day-long and week-long intensives designed to help adult singers grow in technique, ensemble skills, musical independence, and confidence. Her work in these workshops emphasizes musical fulfillment and connection in a welcoming and encouraging environment.

 

Christina also spent seven years as Workshop Administrator, Baroque Vocal Specialist, and eventually Co-Director of the Baroque Opera Workshop at Queens College, where she worked with young professionals and emerging artists seeking hands-on experience in Baroque style and movement. Her role included providing daily coachings and master classes, and assisting with staged opera scenes focused on historically informed performance practice and expressive freedom within the style.