Hannah Little is a Los Angeles based mezzo soprano with a passion for connecting through music making. As a roster member of the Los Angeles Master Chorale, she has been a featured soloist at Walt Disney Concert Hall several times, including two performances of Mozart’s Messiah. In 2025, she performed in world premieres of Reena Esmail’s ‘Jahaaṅ: Five Indian Folk Songs’ and David Lang’s Before and After Nature. Other recent solo performances include Maurice Duraflé’s Requiem with Azusa Pacific as well as in Reena Esmail’s “When the Violin” and the world premiere of David Norland’s “Hush the Noise” with The Golden Bridge’s 10th Anniversary Concert. In a performance of Ernest Bloch’s Sacred Services with Lansing Symphony Orchestra, Hannah’s voice was said to be, “The missing human touch that made a disproportionately deep impression”.