Christina Rohm has been called "outstanding" by Opera News and "fierce" by the Wall Street Journal. She has been hailed for her "exquisite conviction and emotion" and her singing has been called "indescribable in its impact, beseechingly powerful, yet humbling and heartfelt".

For the 2009-2010 season, Ms. Rohm sang the role of Harriet Mosher in Tobias Picker's Emmeline at Dicapo Opera in New York. This production also traveled to Szeged, Hungary in November 2009 as part of the Mezzo Opera Competition and was televised on Mezzo TV. In 2010, Ms. Rohm returned to Dicapo Opera to sing the role of Rachele in the world premiere of Francesco Cilluffo's Il Caso Mortara. Other 2010 highlights include Cio Cio San in Madama Butterfly and the soprano soloist in Verdi's Requiem with Gateway Classical Music Society. Ms. Rohm was also a featured soloist in the "Bel Canto: Showcasing the Style" masterclass with Jane Marsh presented by the Metropolitan Opera Guild and performed several recitals of Spanish song with guitarist, Larry Del Casale. Upcoming performances include the title roles in Madama Butterfly with Bleecker Street Opera, Tosca with Regina Opera, and Ann Putnam in The Crucible with Empire Opera.

Other opera credits include Micaela (Carmen) with Treasure Coast Opera Society, Inc.; Cio Cio San (Madama Butterfly) with Opera Company of the Highlands and Dicapo Opera Theatre (student matinee); Hanna Glawari (The Merry Widow) with Pineda Lyric Opera Company; Marguerite (Faust) with Regina Opera, One World Symphony, and Dicapo Opera Theatre (student matinee); Nedda (Pagliacci) with Rockland Opera and Riverside Opera; Mimi (La Bohème) with Cantiamo Opera and New York Opera Singers Association; Rosalinda (Die Fledermaus) with Little Opera Company of New Jersey and New York Metro Vocal Arts Ensemble; Leonora (Il Trovatore) with Regina Opera and One World Symphony; Countess (Le Nozze di Figaro) with the New York Metro Vocal Arts Ensemble; Mother (Hansel and Gretel) with Liederkranz Foundation; Pamina (The Magic Flute) with Dicapo Opera Theatre and Opera for the Young; Vitelia (Clemenza di Tito) with One World Symphony; Claudia (Claudia Legare - New York stage premiere), Soprano (Opera Senza Rancor), Estrella (La Perichole), and Mother (Passion) with Dicapo Opera Theatre; and Alice Ford (Falstaff ) for Dicapo Opera Theatre (student matinee). She has also appeared as Ilia (Idomeneo) with Golden Door Productions; Fiordiligi (Cosi Fan Tutte) and Belinda (Dido & Aeneas) with Michigan Opera Works; Mrs. Gleaton (Susannah) and the Second Lady (The Magic Flute) with University of Michigan Productions; and Phyllis (Iolanthe) with South Suburban Opera.

Ms. Rohm recently made her debut with The Choral Society as the soprano soloist in Beethoven's Missa Solemnis. Other solo concert highlights include appearances with National Lyric Opera in the preview of Floyd’s Susannah and in the Verismo Opera Scenes/Pagliacci tour, the world premiere of Stan Grill's chamber piece In Their Flight, Great Moments in Music in Weill Recital Hall with the Pacific Opera Company, the Hellenic Music Foundation Gala in Merkin Hall, and an opera scenes program for the National Opera Conference in Cincinnati. Oratorio credits include Faure's Requiem, Mendelssohn's Elijah, and Handel's Messiah, many of which were broadcast on WMBI 90.1 FM in Chicago. Ms. Rohm has toured extensively as a soloist with the Moody Chorale in England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, Hong Kong, Korea, and Taiwan and is featured on several recordings including Handel's Messiah (Moody Productions), Light Everlasting (Moody Chorale), and Romantic Greek Nights (Hellenic Music Foundation). Ms. Rohm is also an active recitalist performing regularly with classical guitarist, Lawrence Del Casale. 

Ms. Rohm earned her Master of Music at the University of Michigan where she was awarded a merit-based scholarship. She is also recipient of the Giardina Family Memorial Award for an Outstanding Young Artist; won 2nd Place in the Dicapo Opera Vocal Competition; won 3rd place in the Little Italy Soprano Vocal Competition; was a NATS winner in the Illinois district; and was a finalist in the Liederkranz Competition, the Center for Contemporary Opera's International Opera Singers Competition, the Career Bridges Competition, and the New Jersey Association of Verismo Opera Competition.

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