Maggie Webb

Stone Oak

Voice
age 5+, Beginner to Intermediate

Bachelor of Arts in Music, Trinity University, Class of 2024

Teaching philosophy:

I aim to get my students excited about singing. My students will learn healthy vocal technique, music theory, and music history, and possibly a bit of acting. A well-rounded understanding of music provides singers the knowledge necessary to perform songs from the 15th to the 21st centuries while understanding and enjoying the music they are performing. Additionally, I wish to instill confidence in singers so that they can be proud of the music they share with the world. Singing is a vulnerable art, which is exactly why song is such a powerful conduit for emotion.

Biography

Maggie Webb grew up in the Texas Hill Country and began singing at a young age in church, learning how to read music at summer camps. She took vocal lessons at Trinity University under the instruction of Dr. Chia-Wei Lee, Dr. Lydia Beasley, and Professor Natalie Baker. At Trinity Maggie performed in countless vocal recitals and choir concerts, as well as performances of various operas and opera scenes. Her studies also allowed her to travel, singing at various universities in Taiwan with Dr. Lee’s studio, and performing Mozart’s Requiem in Carnegie Hall with the Trinity University Chamber Singers.