Margaret Davis is a multi-genre harpist based in the Houston, Texas. As a classical player, Davis graduated from The Juilliard School and earned her Master of Music Degree from Yale University. She has performed with orchestras, choirs, and chamber ensembles across the country including the Houston Symphony, Opera in the Heights, Houston’s Foundation for Modern Music, New York City’s Metropolis Ensemble, and Ensemble Connect at Carnegie Hall, among others. Davis has performed a range of jazz, classical, and popular music at concerts, parties, weddings, dinners, and other events across New York City at esteemed venues like The Frick Collection, The St Regis Hotel, The Andaz Wall Street, The Yale Club Manhattan, The New York Athletic Club, The Bourne Mansion, and more. She has also presented her original music with duo project, Astoria Window at The Knitting Factory, Brooklyn, and The Delancey among other club, gallery, and concert spaces. In 2019, she was part of the premiere of jazz guitarist and singer-songwriter, Camila Meza’s immersive work titled, Portal at the Jazz Gallery. In Houston, Davis has been a part of concerts and events at the Four Seasons, Omni, and St. Regis Hotels, as well as country clubs, churches, Miller Outdoor Theater and Jones Hall. She has also performed internationally, with the Orqestra Filarmonica de Jalisco in 2019, and at the Cabañas Cultural Center in Guadalajara, Mexico, where she presented a solo recital and chamber music concert in July of 2022.

As a teacher, Davis has been one of two Harp Specialists in Fort Bend Indepentent School District in Sugar Land, Texas since Fall, 2020. She works with around forty harp students across multiple campuses in small group and private lesson settings. In the Summer of 2022, Davis co-lead the first ever harp festival at the Cabañas Cultural Center, working with eight harp students over two weeks. This Summer, Davis will be spending five weeks as a faculty member at AFA Summer Music Festival in Houston, Texas.