Elizabeth G. Hill

A recognized leader in contemporary music advocacy, pianist Elizabeth G. Hill has performed across the US and Europe in service of her life’s work: joining cultures together through music. Elizabeth is a co-founder of the chamber ensemble Meraki, dedicated to awakening cultural compassion through music. She is also pianist for Balance Campaign, a chamber group whose focus lies exclusively on commissioning and performing works by underrepresented composers. She currently performs in numerous ensembles within the Washington, D.C. area, including the National Philharmonic and the American Pops Orchestra. Also known for her work as a solo performer, educator, and lecturer, Elizabeth is a private piano teacher in the DC metro-area, and serves on the Collaborative Piano Faculty at the HeifetzPEG International Music Institute. She has given numerous lecture recitals and presentations across the United States. Originally raised in Anchorage, Alaska, Elizabeth holds degrees from Mary Baldwin College (B.A.), James Madison University (M.M.), and The Catholic University of America (D.M.A. with a specialization in Chamber Music).