January 2026 Concert

Violinist and pianist Elizabeth Young has performed at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Radio City Music Hall, The United Nations, The National Gallery of Art, and the Embassy of Italy in Washington, DC, as well as other notable concert venues around the world. A graduate of the Manhattan School of Music, she has appeared on the BBC, CBS, and CNN, and she has performed concerts throughout the United States and in Canada, Mexico, France, Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Italy, and Oman.  After over a decade performing in New York City, Elizabeth moved to Santa Fe, where she is a member of The Santa Fe Symphony and Santa Fe Pro Musica, and a frequent performer with The Santa Fe Opera and Chatter.  She recently won the position of Associate Concertmaster with the New Mexico Philharmonic.  She has also performed with Coro Lux, Opera Southwest, the New Mexico Performing Arts Society, and the Placitas Artists Series, among others.  She frequently writes and performs her own arrangements with her husband, tenor John Tiranno, as a part of The Young-Tiranno Duo.  Elizabeth is also a dedicated educator, and as a result of her work in the Santa Fe Public Schools, she was honored in 2022 with a prestigious "Teachers Who Inspire" award.  She is currently the Director of Education and Community Engagement at The Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.  ​