Justice Post
Musician - Private Lessons
A native of Pacific Grove, Justice first started taking music lessons when he was 6 years old, and continued to study music seriously during his time as a student. He took lessons in both piano and violin, in addition to playing in a variety of ensembles, both in school and out. Finally he went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts in Music degree from CSU Monterey Bay. From there, he has gone on to establish himself as both a performer and educator, now having been teaching for more than 10 years.
As a working musician, Justice spends much of his time as an accompanist.
Since 2017 he has been on the staff of Monterey Peninsula College. He accompanied the college's choir and voice classes for the better part of a decade, before beginning to work as music director for the theater department.
Starting with the 2024 season, he has also been named as the assistant director for the Choral Artists of Carmel, where he had already been serving as a rehearsal pianist, under the direction of Robin McKee Williams.
In January of 2026 Justice was hired as the new director of the Carmel Valley Singers, a community women's choir that performs at occasional civic events in Carmel Valley and the surrounding area. (If you are a soprano or alto who might like to join, please send me a message and I'll get you some more info!)
In sacred music, Justice has served as a pianist or organist for several different congregations. Since 2018 he has been the organist and director of music at St Philip's Lutheran Church of Carmel. He is also a frequent accompanist for Saturday masses at Our Lady of Mount Carmel parish in Carmel Valley.
As an educator, Justice enjoys giving private lessons and collaborating with other student music programs in the area. In addition to his work with MPC, he teaches piano at Santa Catalina School, accompanies the choir of Pacific Grove Middle School, helps with the violin program at Olson Elementary in Marina and music-directs occasional shows at Ariel Theatrical in Salinas.
