Jeremiah Bornfield began studying music at age 4 with his father in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona. By 11 Jeremiah was touring the nation as a singer in the Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus. After studying strings with the Tucson Symphony's principal violinist, Jeremiah decided his talents would be best suited for hardcore gangster rap. After re-evaluating his position within society's legal structure, Bornfield thought it better to become a classical composer.

Since 2005 Jeremiah's compositions have been performed at Lincoln Center, Composer's Voice, International Festival of Electronic Music, Adirondack Festival of American Music, Samuel Dorsky Museum, and various galleries and venues throughout NYC and the Hudson Valley. Jeremiah has written for and worked with the Attacca and Vox 4 string quartets, Gregg Smith Singers, and is currently writing for the New York Harp Trio.

Jeremiah received his masters degree in composition at Hunter College in Jan. 2009.