Jackson Brothers

Education:

• MFA from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts
• B.M. in Violin Performance and Composition from Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music​

Jackson Brothers is a violinist, pianist, and composer with experience teaching violin, piano, and music theory lessons. He holds a Bachelor of Music degree in both Violin Performance and Composition from the Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music, as well as a Master of Fine Arts degree from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. 

Jackson has completed the Suzuki Association of the Americas teacher training for Suzuki Violin Method Books 1-8 with Allen Lieb through the School for Strings in New York City. Jackson has been teaching private lessons for several years here in New York, and previously worked for the Baldwin Wallace Community Arts School as a piano accompanist, director’s assistant,
and violin sectional coach for the String Orchestra, String Ensemble, Junior and Senior Youth Orchestras, and Summer String Camp.

Jackson has also served as a violin soloist for numerous regional theatre productions, as well as for independent films, concerts, and pre-Broadway musicals in New York City. When he’s not teaching, performing, or writing music, Jackson is an avid runner and enjoys competing in 5K and 10K races.

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