Elizabeth Jolly

Elizabeth Jolly is a flutist, educator, and arranger based in Kirkland, Washington. She earned Master of Music and Bachelor of Music degrees in Flute Performance from the University of Redlands, where she studied with Sara Andon, and pursued additional graduate studies with Donna Shin at the University of Washington.

An accomplished performer, Elizabeth has appeared as a concerto soloist with the University of Redlands Symphony Orchestra, University of Redlands Wind Ensemble (premiering her arrangement of Carmen Fantaisie), University of Washington Wind Ensemble, and at the Beverly Hills International Music Festival. She has twice performed at the National Flute Association convention as a member of the Jolly Jones Duo with Stephanie Kolokotroni Jones) in 2019 and 2023, and showcased her duet arrangements of Chaminade, Mouquet, and Telemann at the 2023 NFA convention. A four-time winner of the NFA Professional Flute Choir competition (2022-2025), her artistry has garnered national recognition.