About Christina

Christina Hall is a choral educator and professional singer based in Phoenix, Arizona. She recently completed her MM in Choral Conducting at Arizona State University, where she directed the treble ensemble, Sol Singers, and revived the ASU vocal jazz program through the newly formed ensemble, Mill Ave Jazz. She is the director of Music Ministries at Living Water Lutheran Church and the new director of The Nash's two vocal jazz ensembles starting this fall.

Christina served as the choir director at Millennium High School in Goodyear, Arizona for four years directing choir, class guitar, and founded the first piano curriculum in the district. Under the direction of Dr. Edith Copley and Dr. Ryan Holder, she received her Bachelor of Arts in Choral Music Education at Northern Arizona University.  While in Flagstaff, Christina directed the Living Christ Lutheran Church Choir for three years and performed at Carnegie Hall in December 2019.

Vocally, she trained with Dr. Judith Cloud and performed as a backup singer for Josh Groban and Sarah Brightman.  Christina is in her fifth season as a soprano in the GRAMMY-award-winning Phoenix Chorale, which recently released two albums: The Christmas Album in 2023 and Sun, Moon, Stars, Rain in 2025, where she is a featured soloist.

An active American Choral Directors Association member, Christina frequently attends and presents at state, regional, and national conferences. She is a guest clinician for high school festivals around Arizona and served two terms as the Youth Repertoire & Resources Coordinator for the Western Region of ACDA. Christina is currently in her second term as the AzACDA Vocal Jazz Chair.