Chrisitna Teleaer has toured the world under her experimental project RYAT, performing everywhere from Gilles Peterson World Wide festival in Japan, to Coachella, to Central Park NYC Summer Stage. Sharing stages with artists like Thom Yorke, Amon Tobin, Questlove, and so on.

Christina Teleaer has produced over 1 dozen Records and Eps, from up and coming artists, to more established artist. She has recorded with Producers such as Taylor McFerrin, Terrace Martin, King Britt, Lynne Earls, and studio collabs such as Mark Guiliana, Tim Lefev, Cinematic Orchestra, Beth Goodfellow, Nick Reinhart and so on. She is part of the Mix With The Masters cohort, studying with Tony Hoffer.

Teleaer's Live Composition Features -

- Live with The Echo Society Orchestra, Los Angeles, CA.

- Live Score for Native Instruments at Neuhouse.

Best Original Score Awards include --

-Los Angeles Independent Film Festival and Scotland International Festival of Cinema.

Christina has improvised and scored many pieces for Contemporary Dance and Dance Videos, combining Interactive Immersive technology and film in her collaboration and creations. Commissioned by New Yorks Parks Commissions, PennLive Arts/Annenberg Center, Fringe Arts and many more.

Installation collaborations include The Dark Spring (VR Collab w Kate Parsons), Lumen (Immersive Interactive Audio/Visual Performance) Mack Sennett Studios), Passage (Interactive Audio/Visual Installation) Columbia College, Chicago).

Christina Teleaer is known for Improvising in jazz, indi and electronic sectors. She has performed with Mark Guiliana, Tim Lefev, (David Bowie Black Star Collaborators) Taylor McFerrin, Terrace Martin, Chuck Treece, King Britt, Jason Fraticelli, Hagar Ben Air, Tim Younge, MAST, Billy Martin, Calvin Weston, Jamaladeen Tacuma, Skerick, Mike DIllon, Low Leaf, Xenia Rubinos and more.

Conceptual Video Representations, Include collaborations with Artist, Gavin Gamboa, Steve Teeps, Brook Schooles, Kate Watson Wallace and Dawn Cheng.

Artist and Residencies Include -

UCLA, Mack Sennett Studios, Fringe Arts, Columbia College and more.