Researched musician profile
About Maud Hixson
Hixson’s official biography identifies her as a Saint Paul-based vocalist devoted to both the Great American Songbook and less frequently heard compositions. It connects that work to Twin Cities theater appearances as well as concert and cabaret programs presented in New York and London.[1]
The biography documents research-driven projects including Permanent Moonlight, centered on songs by Richard Rodney Bennett, and recordings supported by Minnesota State Arts Board grants. It also dates When Winter Comes to 2025 rather than describing it with an evergreen 'latest' label.[1][2]
Hixson’s artist-run catalog spans seasonal programs, live recordings, songwriter-focused albums, and collaborations. Her official video page adds full concert streams and a direct link to her YouTube channel, providing two authorized ways to hear the repertoire described in her biography.[2][3]
Saint Paul base
The artist biography and Bandcamp profile both place Hixson in Saint Paul, giving her work durable Twin Cities context.[1][2]
Permanent Moonlight
The project gathers songs by Richard Rodney Bennett and grew from Hixson’s sustained research and performance work.[1][2]
Songbook archive
Her artist-run catalog preserves albums, singles, and live programs built around both familiar and overlooked songs.[2]