Violinist and multi-instrumentalist Elizabeth Beisel brings a distinctive blend of discipline, creativity, and expressive range to her musical life. Classically trained on violin and piano, and also an accomplished mandolin player, Beisel is deeply passionate about composition and collaboration, working fluidly across classical and contemporary genres. Music has been a constant presence throughout her life, serving as both a creative outlet and a source of balance, and she is now fully dedicated to pursuing her artistic work.
Beisel is also known for her remarkable career as a three-time Olympian and two-time Olympic medalist, experiences that continue to shape her artistic voice and perspective. Beyond performance, she is an active collaborator and session musician, contributing violin, piano, mandolin, and vocals to a wide range of projects.
In addition to her work as a musician, Beisel is a broadcaster and advocate, serving as a swimming analyst for NBC and ESPN and supporting philanthropic initiatives focused on water safety and environmental conservation. She is the author of the memoir Silver Lining and the founder of Block Cancer, a fundraising initiative created in honor of her late father. Whether on stage or behind the scenes, Beisel brings focus, generosity, and intention to every endeavor.
