Elizabeth Kitson currently performs as principal flutist with the Catskill Symphony Orchestra and is the piccolo player for the Wallingford Symphony Orchestra. She is adjunct arts faculty at Choate Rosemary Hall and a faculty member of the Manhattan School of Music Summer Camp. Ms. Kitson received a Masters of Music from the Manhattan School of Music where she studied with Michael Parloff, Former Principal Flutist of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. During the 2003, 2004, and 2007 seasons of the American Wind Symphony Orchestra Ms. Kitson performed as principal flutist. She attended the Lake Placid Institute Flute Seminar, the 2nd Annual Juilliard International Master Class and Innsbrook Institute. She was a winner of the Lillian Fuchs Chamber Music Competition, the only flute finalist at the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Instrumental Competition, and a semi-finalist at the William C. Byrd Young Artists Competition. She was named an Outstanding Soloist at the Texas Flute Society's 23rd Annual Flute Festival, and has performed in masterclasses for Pierre Boulez, Jeffery Khaner, Mark Sparks, and Timothy Day.

Elizabeth has a vast repertoire appropriate for wedding ceremonies and parties. Please contact her for additional information or samples.