Mary Maule

Mary Maule is a distinguished performer, teacher, and clinician based in the Cincinnati area. She is currently pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in trumpet performance with a cognate in arts administration at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. In addition to her studies, Mary is an adjunct faculty member at Xavier University and serves as a graduate assistant for the trumpet studio at the Cincinnati Conservatory.

Mary earned her Master of Music degree in trumpet performance with a related field in wind conducting from the University of North Texas, where she was also a teaching fellow. She completed her Bachelor of Music degree in music education at West Chester University.

During her time at the University of North Texas, Mary taught trumpet for the Krum Independent School District, and served as a teaching fellow for the University of North Texas. She also performed with the New Irving Philharmonic and the Center Brass Quintet, showcasing her versatility and commitment to musical excellence.

Over the summer Mary was an intern for the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra, serving as the stage manager for their season. Outside of her professional pursuits, Mary enjoys hiking with her dogs, immersing herself in a good book, and gardening.