Meet Mr. Schultze

Jordon Schultze is a conductor, educator, and performer based in Colorado. He currently serves as Director of Choirs and Orchestras at Legend High School in Parker, Colorado, where he is dedicated to cultivating musical excellence and fostering a lifelong love of music in his students. In addition to leading the school’s choral and orchestral programs, he serves as Music Director for Legend High School’s spring musicals, including Grease (2025) and Mean Girls (2026).

Schultze holds a Bachelor of Music Education with instrumental and vocal endorsements from Drury University and a Master of Music in Choral Conducting from the University of Denver. In 2024, he was honored with the Outstanding Conductor Award and named a Chamber Music Competition Winner, distinctions that reflect his artistry, leadership, and growing impact as a musician and educator.

Beyond the classroom, Schultze has served as associate conductor for Loveland Opera Theatre’s production of Iolanthe (2024) and as interim assistant conductor of the Littleton Symphony. He has performed with Denver Ballet in productions of The Nutcracker (2022–present) and Dracula (2025), and sings with the Evans Choir as both a vocalist and assistant conductor. His collaborative performance work has included The Planets with the Philadelphia Symphony (2024), Sarah Brightman’s A Christmas Symphony (2024), Flos Campi with the Littleton Symphony (2025), Attack on Titan – Beyond the Walls Tour (2026), Celestia (June 2026–present), and World of Warcraft: 20 Years of Music (2026). He has also led student ensembles in performances with the Denver Gay Men’s Chorus, Parker Chorale, and Distinguished Concerts International New York at Carnegie Hall.

Through his work as an educator, conductor, and performer, Schultze continues to build meaningful connections between musical excellence, collaboration, and lifelong engagement with the arts.