Violinist Jennifer Elowitch is the Artistic Co-Director and Executive Director of the

Portland Chamber Music Festival, with whom she has appeared on WGBH radio in

Boston, NPR’s “Performance Today,” and at the Harvard Musical Association. The

festival has presented over one hundred concerts in its fifteen seasons and was recently

the subject of a feature story in the national “Chamber Music” magazine. Ms. Elowitch’s

solo performances include concertos with the Portland Symphony Orchestra and the

Chamber Orchestra of Boston. As a chamber musician, she has been a guest artist with

the Franciscan and Fidelio Quartets, the Winsor and Andover Chamber Music Series,

the Williamstown and Walden Chamber Players, and the Mark Morris Dance Group. A

committed performer of contemporary music, Ms. Elowitch has appeared with Boston

Musica Viva, Collage New Music, and the Fromm Players at Harvard.

Ms. Elowitch is the Assistant Principal Second Violinist of the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra, performs often with the Boston Symphony, and was a longtime member of the Emmanuel Chamber Orchestra, with whom she toured Europe. A noted teacher, she has presented workshops and master classes at The Boston Conservatory, Community Musicworks in Providence, New England Conservatory, and at Lawrence University (WI). Formerly a member of the faculties of the Longy School of Music, Brandeis University, and the

University of New Hampshire, she is currently on leave from the faculty of the New England Conservatory Preparatory School. Ms. Elowitch lives in Maine with her husband and three children.