Jilliann Law, Director
Bachelor of Music
Ithaca College
Vocal Performance and Music Education
Minor concentrations: Piano performance and accompaniment
Master of Music
Indiana University Jacobs School of Music
Vocal Performance
Minor concentration: Choral Conducting
John Burroughs School
St. Louis, MO
Choral Director and accompanist
Central Visual and Performing Arts
St. Louis, MO
Vocal music director and Piano instructor
Central Valley School
Buxton, ND
Vocal and Instrument Music Director
“Jilliann’s vocal flexibility allows her to take on repertoire from any period or genre and bring it to life with great vocal beauty. She is well informed in the area of historical performance practice and moves intuitively and easily through various periods of music history, always delivering a performance that is historically accurate, engaging, and adhering to the very highest standards of musicianship.”
— Dr. Robert Lehman, Choir Master, the Church of St. Michael and St. George, St. Louis, MO
Law Studio of Music began in 2007 when several of the students where I was teaching full time expressed interest in private lessons. It has grown and evolved over the years and I have taken different posts as a Vocal/Choral/Piano instructor.
As time went on I realized that the most fun I have as a teacher and a musician is in one-on-one lessons with private students. Nothing is more rewarding than helping a student reach their personal goals.
I have a mix of school-aged and adult students. In our lessons we cover any style of music that you could think of. Nothing is off the table (except maybe yodeling—but even then, I’ll try!).
My students have different reasons for taking lessons. For many, it is simply because they love to sing or want to learn to play the piano, and scheduling a lesson ensures that they will make the time each week. Some students are working toward an audition, or want to achieve a level of ability that allows them to play or sing their favorite song. For everyone, we focus on healthy technique, reading music, and style.
“…..A soaring solo soprano line rendered with ethereal beauty by Jilliann Law….”
— Sarah Bryan Miller, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
“She has trained with the best, and brings considerable intelligence to the interpretation of both solo and ensemble singing.”
— Philip Barnes, director, St. Louis Chamber Chorus