Jeremy Davis
Jeremy Davis (2001) was born and raised in Los Angeles, California and began his percussion studies at the age of eleven. His hard work and determination have allowed him to travel the world, performing in some of the most beloved concert halls including Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall, and The Royal Concertgebouw to name a few. When he was seventeen, he won the From the Top Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award in which he received $10,000 for his live radio performance of Takatsugu Muramatsu’s Land.
Davis was accepted into the University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music in 2019 and currently studies there with his two percussion instructors, Jim Babor and Joseph Pereira, both musicians of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Shortly after his admittance into USC, he won the Principal Percussion Fellow position of the American Youth Symphony at the age of eighteen, the youngest principal fellow of a section in the orchestra. Ultimately, Davis' passion for music is what drives him to continue striving to be the best musician that he can be on a daily basis.
Davis was accepted into the University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music in 2019 and currently studies there with his two percussion instructors, Jim Babor and Joseph Pereira, both musicians of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Shortly after his admittance into USC, he won the Principal Percussion Fellow position of the American Youth Symphony at the age of eighteen, the youngest principal fellow of a section in the orchestra. Ultimately, Davis' passion for music is what drives him to continue striving to be the best musician that he can be on a daily basis.