Jacob Stebly

Jacob Stebly is a New York City-based music director, pianist, and private voice teacher. Originally from Ohio, Jacob earned his Bachelor of Music degree from The Eastman School of Music. He has worked in both professional and educational theatre and has served as associate music director, staff pianist, and adjunct voice faculty for Syracuse University's Department of Drama. Currently, he is on faculty as the private voice instructor for Syracuse University's Tepper Semester in NYC. Select credits include music director of Baggage at the Door (AMT Theater), The Last 5 Years (Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre), Cantaré/Major Fourth (Holland-America Line), and A Grand Night for Singing (Syracuse University); associate conductor for The Little Mermaid (Syracuse Stage), and Matilda (Syracuse Stage); associate music director for Funny Girl, White Christmas, and Beautiful (Maine State Music Theatre); and keyboard for How To Dance in Ohio (Syracuse Stage), and Andrea Bell Wolff’s Adventures in Vegas (AMT Theater). He has also music directed developmental workshops of the new musicals The Bridge and Miss Havisham’s Wedding. Outside of music direction, Jacob is a multidisciplinary musician with experience in singing, accordion, arranging, and orchestrating. Most recently his orchestrations and arrangements have been heard at Steinmetz Hall in Orlando for the University of Central Florida’s alumni concert.