Estelle Liebling

1880–1970 (age 90)

Voice Teacher

Biography

Estelle Liebling was a renowned voice teacher whose expertise and dedication to vocal excellence influenced numerous singers throughout her long career. Her teaching methods were respected throughout the music world, and she was known for her meticulous attention to technique and artistry.

Liebling's legacy lives on through the many accomplished singers she trained and mentored. She was laid to rest at Woodlawn Cemetery, a place of honor for a woman whose life was devoted to nurturing musical talent and advancing the art of vocal performance.

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