Jeremiah Blacklow began studying the violin when he was three. As a soloist and chamber musician, he has performed at important cultural centers across the globe including Incheon’s Tri-Bowl, Carnegie Hall, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Neue Galerie. He was concertmaster of the Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra from 2018-20 and concertmaster of The Juilliard Orchestra on multiple occasions in 2021. He is the founding second violinist of the Renaissance String Quartet.
Jeremiah recently graduated from his Masters degree at Juilliard, where he studied with Itzhak Perlman and Catherine Cho as a recipient of the Fidelity Foundation Scholarship and the Dorothy Starling Scholarship. In 2022, he won Grand Prix at the Marker and Pioneer International Music Competition. He plays an 1856 Giuseppe Rocca violin, formerly used by legendary violinist Maud Powell.

Classical chamber music repertoire: Mozart/Beethoven/Brahms/(and other composers) quartets, Mozart/Beethoven/Brahms/Bartok/(and other composers) sonatas for violin and piano
Classical solo repertoire: solo Bach sonatas and partitas, Paganini Caprices