Jan Randall - Education

Education

Jan Randall studied piano privately with Vic Lillo, Ted Moses, Adrian Chornwal, and Charlie Austen. He received a Bachelor of Music in 1975 majoring in theory and composition from the University of Alberta. There he studied composition, orchestration and conducting with Malcolm Forsyth and Violet Archer. He also studied classical piano there with Sandra Munn and Elizabeth Ralston.

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