Sarah Jane Scott is a pianist, vocalist, and educator holding degrees in music from both California Polytechnic State University and Northern Virginia Community College. A lifelong musician, Sarah Jane began singing and playing piano at the age of four. With extensive experience as both a soloist and accompanist, she has collaborated with choirs, award-winning musical theater productions, jazz ensembles, and orchestras. In addition to her piano, vocal, and choral expertise, she earned a scholarship to study pipe organ through the Potomac Organ Institute, based in Maryland and Washington, D.C. She has also studied guitar, cello, and flute.  One of her particular strengths is sight-reading and sight-singing music from a wide variety of traditions and genres.

Originally from the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, Sarah Jane grew up immersed in a vibrant artistic community, performing with the Shakespeare Theatre Company, singing in operas in the Castleton Festival under the direction of the late Maestro Lorin Maazel, and performing with numerous award-winning regional theaters. She has studied under the tutelage of Lori Lind, a descendant of the famed soprano Jenny Lind, and Miloš Repický of the Curtis Institute of Music, among other distinguished instructors. Her performance career has taken her to prestigious venues including the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, and the National Cathedral.