Jacquelyn Schreiber

Supremely musical and incredibly versatile, Jacquelyn Schreiber is a pianist, vocalist, and composer who delivers greatness in every genre of music. Jacquelyn began playing the piano by ear at age 5. She then studied classical piano before performing jazz piano professionally at the age of 15 with the Tommy Morimoto Quintet (opening for iconic groups like The Yellowjackets and Stanley Turrentine) and playing on Denver-based Radio Station Jazz 89.3 KUVO. She attended Berklee College of Music and was awarded the North American and Piano Department Achievement scholarships for excellence in her studies. Jacquelyn has contributed on and off screen as a pianist and composer on such networks as NBC, OWN, and Estrella TV. Most recently, she appeared in a critically acclaimed run of shows alongside Tony Award Winner John Lloyd Young as his musical director, pianist, and arranger. Dubbed a "supremely gifted" performer by broadwayworld.com with "the versatility of five different musicians" by theatermania.com, Jacquelyn is bringing her mesmerizing talents to the forefront in her much-anticipated full-length album "FLOWN." Set to be released in 2023, it features her incredible vocals and keyboard playing on virtually every type of keyboard instrument: piano, electric piano, B3 organ, harpsichord, and more. The album showcases her original music in the jazz-pop realm and is her producing debut. Featuring an all-star assortment of musicians, including Marvin "Smitty" Smith, Christian Galvez, Jimmy Branly, Tony Austin, Antoine Katz, Rene Camacho, and Christian Moraga, it brings together the top musicians in the world for a truly unique sound. You can find out more and sign up for updates at