Jeremiah Oliver has been studying classical piano since 1993, having studied as a piano performance major for three years. He has studied harp since 2002, at both lever and pedal harps. He graduated from Cornish College of the Arts in spring of 2006, with a degree in musical composition. He has studied with Janice Giteck, Jarrad Powell and Bern Herbolsheimer. He has performed at the harp at Renaissance Faires with the Kumpania Paramitsha. Jeremiah accompanies at the piano and harp for the two youngest groups of The Seattle Girls' Choir, which are directed by fellow Cornish graduate Tess Orozco. Associated with the Seattle Girls' Choir, an alumnæ choir, Ancora, calls on his accompanying skills. He has also sung with the a capella choir, The Esoterics, directed by Eric Banks, and travelled with them to Finland for the 2006 Harald Andersén Chamber Choir Competition. Jeremiah has been greatly influenced by the music of French composers: Chopin, Debussy, and Yann Tiersen, as well as the styles, sounds and rhythms of middle-eastern music. His music has been debuted by the Saint Helens String Quartet  as well as the Seattle Chamber Players. He was commissioned to write Tango Oscuro for clarinet and piano, which was premiered by Rosalynn DeRoos in November 2006 at her senior recital.