Cameron Law is an award-winning educator, cellist, composer, and conductor. He retired in 2019 after 29 years as Director of Orchestras at Grand Junction High School and West Middle School, and he has also served as a music instructor at Colorado Mesa University. He is the co-principal cellist of the Grand Junction Symphony, was the cellist for Trio de las Americas, and performed for several seasons at the Crested Butte Summer Music Festival.

Mr. Law is in high demand as a clinician, guest conductor, and adjudicator, and has conducted all-state orchestras in Colorado and New Mexico as well as honor orchestras, festivals, and music camps throughout the country. His orchestras at Grand Junction High School performed six times at the Colorado Music Educators Association annual conference.

He has been the State President of the Colorado American String Teachers Association and was the Camp Director of the CASTA Middle School String Camp for 20 years. He has served on several advisory boards and, in 2002, was named the Colorado ASTA String Teacher of the Year. In 2020 he received the CASTA Lifetime Service Award, and in 2021 he was inducted into the Colorado Music Educators Association Hall of Fame. He is currently the String Editor for Grand Mesa Music as well as Ludwig Masters and Keiser Southern Music. His compositions and commissions have appeared on several state lists and have been performed at both the Midwest Conference and at National ASTA conventions.

Mr. Law spent many summers as the Program Director for the Road Scholar Program at the Aspen Music Festival. He holds music degrees from both Colorado State University and the University of Michigan. He has two grown children, a grandchild, and he and his terrier Patsy Cline enjoy all the outdoor activities Western Colorado has to offer.