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Elizabeth Borowsky, pianist
Biography:
Although young (b.1983), Elizabeth Borowsky has achieved international recognition as an outstanding artist of her generation. Her impressive interpretations and her oustanding talent have been praised around the world. Since her Baltimore debut at age seven, she has been invited to perform concerts and recitals in North America, Europe, and Asia. Some of her concerts in Bulgaria (1992), Indonesia (1996), Israel (1999 & 2000), Japan (1998), Jordan (1999 & 2000), Korea (1998), and Poland (1993, 1998, 1999, 2000) were nationally or internationally televised. Elizabeth's live performance of the Haydn D-Major Concerto with the Polish Camerata at the Paderewski Ad Memoriam Festival (Poland) has been broadcast world-wide by Pol-Sat TV several times since June 1999. Her televised performance at the World Child Prodigies Concert, under the auspices of UNESCO and sponsored by the Ford and Texaco Foundations, was distributed world-wide.
Miss
Elizabeth Borowsky’s musicality and technique have impressed audiences and
music experts alike.
She
has received national and international awards and prizes. Among them are: the
International Young
(1997),
the International Music Talent
Award (1998), and the Heidelberg
Grand
Prix (1998). In 1999,
Elizabeth received the Best
'99 CD Prize for her highly
praised debut
CD,
“Pearls
of Music," recorded together with Emmanuel Borowsky, her younger
brother. “Pearls of Music”
was recorded for the ICR label and is distributed worldwide by Amazon.com. In
January 2000,
Miss
Borowsky received in Jerusalem the distinguished Cultural
Achievement Award from the
Middle
East
Consortium of the International Friends of Music. She has received the
Pro Sinfonika
Award
for Promoting Classical Music Among Youth
(Poland), the Merit Award from
the U. S.
National
Foundation for Advancement in the Arts, the distinguished Chopin
Foundation of the United States
Scholarship (four times), and the
title of “Maryland’s Junior
Miss 2001.”
For
her outstanding
performance
at the National Finals of the America’s Junior Miss Contest in Alabama
(June
27th,
2001), Elizabeth Borowsky received the Audience’s Choice Talent Award.
Elizabeth
Borowsky has also earned a reputation as an outstanding chamber musician. She
has performed with
acclaimed musicians, including the protégé of Jascha Heifetz- Erick Friedman,
the Metropolitan Opera’s
diva Teresa Kubiak, the International Cello Quartet, the American Virtuosi, and
renowned cellist
Cecylia
Barczyk..
Miss
Borowsky began her piano studies at age four. She has continued her studies
under the guidance of
her
lead-teachers Reynaldo Reyes and Cecylia Barczyk (both of the University of
Maryland-Towson). She
Andrzej
Jasinski, Maria Kolakowska-Schweiger (both of Katowice Music Academy), Veronika
Jochum (New
England Conservatory), and Ann Schein (Peabody).