“Christina Thé, Queen of the Night’s aria from Mozart’s The Magic Flute .. great flexibility at great speed and a very high tessitura, soaring up to F6, was well handled by The, who poured much emotion into her performance.” ~ Australian Concerto & Vocal Competition 2016.
Christina has enjoyed a career as a professional soprano for the past 25 years, performing in over 150 performances locally and internationally. She has sung in notable venues such as the Carnegie Hall, National Opera Center in New York, and the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria.
As both a singer and an author, she has been featured in over 30 media publications, including The Straits Times, Prestige, and The Peak Magazine.
In the realm of written storytelling, Christina is a published author of the bestselling humour book ‘Diary of a Former Covidiot’, followed by her semi-autobiographical stories of mishaps in ‘Misadventures of a Little Soprano’ and is the author-contributor of ‘Letter to my Father’.
She has been an invited panel speaker for the Singapore Writers Festival, and her work was featured in the National Library’s (NLB) ‘National Reading Movement’.
The light-lyric coloratura soprano and mother-of-three holds two Masters degrees from Royal Academy of Music (UK) and Curtin University of Technology (AUS).
Christina is a prizewinner and finalist of numerous international singing competitions such as Australian Concerto and Vocal Competition, IMKA Competition, Salzburg Grand Prize Virtuoso, American Protégé International Vocal Competition, Golden Classical Music Awards, and Osaka International Music Competition. She received Honourable Mention at Berlin’s Rising Star Grand Prix, and was awarded Special Prize at The Ise-Shima International Singing Competition.
Christina held a long tenure as Artist-in-Residence of the New Opera Singapore in 2017-2018.
Her finance training and experience of managing an 8-figure corporate portfolio of diversified liquid assets gives her a rather unique edge and perspective towards the commercial aspect of the Arts.
Finally, in her spare time, Christina pursues her passion in lifelong learning and social causes.