Jennifer Elowsky-Fox

Berklee professor and pianist Jennifer Elowsky-Fox has performed for many years in Boston, where her exciting performances have brought audiences to their feet. Her playing has been described in print as “buoyant,” “fun,” and “gorgeous in all respects.” A devoted friend to her contemporaries, she has championed composers and engaged fellow musicians with whom she has performed. 

Her work as an educator has led Elowsky-Fox to develop a unique system of piano technique for developing pianistic ease and expression. Her own teachers have included Barbara Dixon, Ben Pasternak, and Seymour Bernstein. She has received degrees in piano performance from Central Michigan University and Boston University.

Elowsky-Fox has recorded previous CDs: Pictures and Images for solo piano features Janáček, Debussy, William Bolcom, and Stephen Halloran; and Fox and Friends with music by Janáček, Halloran, Glinka, and Poulenc. Ron Haroutunian, Heidi Braun-Hill, Jan Halloran, and Barbara LaFitte also appear on the CD. She performs on Larry Bell’s 24 Preludes and Fugues for Piano on Albany Records. A recipient of a Berklee faculty grant, she has recorded Bell’s Piano Sonata no. 5 along with music by Janáček on her fourth recording, ON AN OVERGROWN PATH.