Natasha Webb

Natasha Webb was born in Montreal, Canada, in 2009. She is a young Russian-Canadian composer, pianist, violinist, singer, and music teacher. She is pursuing her undergraduate studies at McGill University in the classical voice program and works as a pianist at the ESBQ.

Natasha’s musical and creative journey began in early childhood; she learned to sight-read sheet music even before she could read words. She began composing her first piano pieces at the age of four and a half, and by the age of five, she was already able to write them down in her music notebook.

In 2017, at the age of eight, she became the youngest Canadian winner of a music composition award, winning the prize for her works “Valse de nuit,” “Adieu,” and “Soirée nostalgique.” In the years that followed, she won awards at numerous prestigious music competitions in both North America and Europe.

In 2025, she began her undergraduate studies at McGill University as the youngest student in the classical voice program.

In the winter of 2026, Natasha Webb began accompanying ballet classes at the ESBQ.