An innovative concert recitalist and sacred music specialist, Janet Yieh has been lauded for her “expressivity and technical prowess” (The American Organist). Janet is Director of Music at Church of the Heavenly Rest on the Upper East Side in New York City, where she oversees a vibrant music program for all ages and plays the 138-rank Austin Organ. She previously served as Associate Organist at Trinity Church Wall Street and director of the St. Paul’s Chapel Choir for seven years.

Janet has performed throughout the United States and across the globe, highlights include: New York’s Alice Tully Hall and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Washington’s National Cathedral, San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral, Yale University’s Woolsey Hall, Harvard University’s Busch Hall, Taipei, Hong Kong, Japan, and Malaysia, national radio show Pipedreams and WQXR-FM.

In 2020, Janet co-founded a new platform ‘Amplify Female Composers’ with Carolyn Craig and she has contributed research to 'A Great Host of Women Composers' database. Janet has directed and played for RSCM America choir-courses, the Mississippi Conference on Church Music and Liturgy, and the Sewanee Church Music Conference. Janet served and chaired AAM’s PCDC Committee from 2022-2024.

A Taiwanese-American native of Alexandria, Virginia, Janet is a graduate of the Yale School of Music and Institute of Sacred Music, and The Juilliard School. While at Yale, she was appointed Organ Scholar at Christ Church, New Haven and Trinity Church on the Green, and led music for Berkeley Divinity School. Janet’s former teachers include Thomas Murray, Paul Jacobs, John Walker, Wayne Earnest and Victoria Shields. www.janetyieh.com