Elizabeth Green attended the Purcell School of Music as a scholar before continuing her studies with a scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music, where she gained both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees.
She enjoys a vibrant and varies career as an orchestral harpist, performing with leading ensembles including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, BBC Concert Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, English National Ballet, and the London Mozart Players.
As a chamber musician, Elizabeth was a member of 4Girls4Harps, with whom she commissioned numerous new works, recorded several critically acclaimed CDs, and performed live on BBC Radio 3’s In Tune and BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour.
Elizabeth also holds an LRAM teaching diploma and takes great joy in sharing her passion for the harp through her teaching and outreach work, inspiring new audiences of all ages.
Her career encompasses an extraordinary range of performances, from the Chelsea Flower Show to transatlantic crossings aboard the Queen Mary 2 with the National Symphony Orchestra, from West End productions to appearances at the BBC Proms and Friday Night is Music Night. She is also a regular performer in the hugely popular live film concerts at the Royal Albert Hall, appearing with symphony orchestras accompanying films on the big screen. Her performances have taken her, and her harp, to stages across the world.
