With an active performance career that began in childhood…
Elizabeth Borowsky has delighted audiences around the world with her introspective, communicative, and passionate performing style. Her solo performances focus on the romantic and contemporary periods, with a particular affinity for music of Frederic Chopin. Concerto repertoire ranges from Mozart, Beethoven, and Chopin to Gershwin and Shostakovich.
As soloist, Ms. Borowsky has performed in over thirty countries, at distinguished venues and festivals including Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, the Beethoven House, Penderecki European Music Center, Concerti di Primavera, Klavierwoche International, and UNESCO's "Local Music Heritage in the Age of Globalization.” Her performances as soloist with orchestras have included the Tianjin Symphony Orchestra, St. Christopher Orchestra, Šiauliai Chamber Orchestra, Young German Symphony Orchestra, Israeli Soloists Orchestra, Lublin Philarmonic Orchestra, Oregon Pro-Arte, and Gettysburg Chamber Orchestra. She was among the pianists selected to participate in the 10th International Chopin Competition in Warsaw and was awarded the Acte Preable Prize for Outstanding Interpretation of Chopin's Music, resulting in her solo album, “Chopin Recital.”
Elizabeth Borowsky is represented world-wide by Intermuse Performing Artists Bureau.
Learn more about Elizabeth Borowsky’s life in music HERE. Official biography available HERE.
From the Press
SOLOist
Jeux d'Eau - Ravel
Bouree Fantasque (Chabrier)
with Dan Weiser, piano
Fantasia on an Ostinato - Corigliano
Triple Concerto (Beethoven)
with The Borowsky Trio and
Gettysburg Chamber Orchestra
An American in Paris (Gershwin)
with Dan Weiser, piano
Sonata (Poulenc)
with Dan Weiser, piano
Life: An Impromptu (Smith/Borowsky)
at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
Piano Quintet (Dohnanyi)
at the Omaha Conservatory of Music Soundwaves Festival
COLLABORATIVE Pianist
Journey With My Jewishness
with Amit Peled, cello
Sabbatical Concert Tour
with Cecylia Barczyk cello
Helene Liebmann Cello Sonata Op. 11
with Cecylia Barczyk, cello