Rebekah is a saxophonist and music educator based in the Seattle area. Growing up north of Seattle, Rebekah graduated from Western Washington University in 2018 with degrees in journalism and music with a focus in jazz performance. She was actively involved in the jazz department during her time at WWU where she led the big band for two years as first chair alto. She studied jazz theory, arranging, composition, and history along with traditional music theory. Rebekah has studied under saxophonists Peter Daniel, Mike Allen, Josh Cook, and Steve Treseler during her journey as a musician.

Rebekah regularly performs and tours nationally with her own project Hard Maybe and other funk, soul, and latin groups from the Northwest. She can also be found performing across the country with the iconic brass band circus troupe, MarchFourth, based in Portland, OR. Her specialties lie in horn arranging for pop and neo soul projects, studio recording, as well as booking and tour management.

Rebekah enjoys teaching students of all ages and experience levels. She has worked privately as a woodwinds and piano instructor since 2014 teaching saxophone, clarinet, flute, and beginner piano. In 2025, Rebekah joined the Michael J. Owen Music Education Fund as a coach to provide hands-on instruction for young instrumentalists in historically underserved schools in Seattle. As an educator, she hopes to foster a lifelong passion and excitement for music in others.