Andrew Horowitz, Pianist
Teacher
Accompanist
Performer
A sought-after teacher in Northern Virginia, pianist Andrew Horowitz,
NCTM, is also an active soloist and collaborator. He holds a Bachelor of
Music degree in piano performance from George Mason University and has
studied with Dr. Joanne Haroutounian, Dr. Robert Wyatt, and the late
Andrew DeGrado. In addition to solo performances at the Kreeger Museum
in Washington, D.C. and George Mason University, he has performed at
numerous private functions throughout the Washington area. As an
accompanist and instrumental coach, Mr. Horowitz has done work for
musicals, choirs, ballet classes, and student instrumentalists of all levels.
Devoting the majority of his time to teaching, Mr. Horowitz maintains an
active studio of over 50 students in the Alexandria/Arlington/Falls Church
area.
Teacher
Accompanist
Performer
A sought-after teacher in Northern Virginia, pianist Andrew Horowitz,
NCTM, is also an active soloist and collaborator. He holds a Bachelor of
Music degree in piano performance from George Mason University and has
studied with Dr. Joanne Haroutounian, Dr. Robert Wyatt, and the late
Andrew DeGrado. In addition to solo performances at the Kreeger Museum
in Washington, D.C. and George Mason University, he has performed at
numerous private functions throughout the Washington area. As an
accompanist and instrumental coach, Mr. Horowitz has done work for
musicals, choirs, ballet classes, and student instrumentalists of all levels.
Devoting the majority of his time to teaching, Mr. Horowitz maintains an
active studio of over 50 students in the Alexandria/Arlington/Falls Church
area.
Piano Studio of Andrew Horowitz
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INTRODUCING:
Aphrodite Mitsopoulou, Pianist
Teacher
Accompanist
Performer
Afroditi Mitsopoulou was born in Greece and started her musical studies at the
National Conservatory of Athens, where she obtained her first degree in 2003. In
2006, she was awarded her Soloist’s Diploma from the Conservatory of Art and
Technology. In 2009, she earned her Master’s Degree from the Boston
Conservatory, where she studied on a partial scholarship. Ms. Mitsopoulou has
received additional training at seminars worldwide, including the well-known
seminar at the University Mozarteum in Salzburg. Other notable teachers include
Valery Sagaidatshny, Janice Weber, and Dimitris Toufexis.
Since 2003, she has been the recipient of several awards and honors, including
first prize in the “Golden Muse” competition for her interpretation of Greek and
Contemporary Music. Ms. Motsopoulou’s performance experience includes
recitals in Greece and Boston, where she has continued to develop her interest in
the music of contemporary Greek composers.
Highly trained as an educator, Ms. Mitsopoulou has worked as a faculty-selected
tutor while at The Boston Conservatory. Before she arrived in Boston, she
taught students of all ages in Greece from 2001 to 2007. She is a member of the
New England Piano Teacher’s Association and the Pi Kappa Lambda National
Music Honor Society.
Ms. Mitsopoulou currently maintains an active teaching schedule in Falls Church,
Virginia, where she is based at Studio Horowitz.
Aphrodite Mitsopoulou, Pianist
Teacher
Accompanist
Performer
Afroditi Mitsopoulou was born in Greece and started her musical studies at the
National Conservatory of Athens, where she obtained her first degree in 2003. In
2006, she was awarded her Soloist’s Diploma from the Conservatory of Art and
Technology. In 2009, she earned her Master’s Degree from the Boston
Conservatory, where she studied on a partial scholarship. Ms. Mitsopoulou has
received additional training at seminars worldwide, including the well-known
seminar at the University Mozarteum in Salzburg. Other notable teachers include
Valery Sagaidatshny, Janice Weber, and Dimitris Toufexis.
Since 2003, she has been the recipient of several awards and honors, including
first prize in the “Golden Muse” competition for her interpretation of Greek and
Contemporary Music. Ms. Motsopoulou’s performance experience includes
recitals in Greece and Boston, where she has continued to develop her interest in
the music of contemporary Greek composers.
Highly trained as an educator, Ms. Mitsopoulou has worked as a faculty-selected
tutor while at The Boston Conservatory. Before she arrived in Boston, she
taught students of all ages in Greece from 2001 to 2007. She is a member of the
New England Piano Teacher’s Association and the Pi Kappa Lambda National
Music Honor Society.
Ms. Mitsopoulou currently maintains an active teaching schedule in Falls Church,
Virginia, where she is based at Studio Horowitz.