lizhogg.com
American guitarist & composer Liz Hogg has been described as “writing independent music that doesn’t reflect the trends,” “uniquely her own,” (I Heart Noise) and “playing with a more distinctive and original approach that includes quickly-strummed chords, chiming arpeggios, and rapid-fire picking” (Geoff Cabin). Her playing has been further characterized as “strong, precise, and powerful” (Bushwick Music Daily), “radiating in its own light” (New Noise Magazine) and “[displaying a] confrontational spectrum of emotions” (Music & Riots).
As a classical guitarist and performer of her own mostly-electric guitar music, Hogg has toured eleven countries playing numerous festivals and concert halls. She has won awards including the Mannes School of Music Dean’s Award as well the Maurice Kagan Memorial Scholarship Award for Excellence in an Orchestral Instrument, and was a Fulbright-García Robles Scholarship semi-finalist plus a Lanciano International Guitar Seminar scholar.

Full rep at lizhogg.com/repertoire
Selected solo rep:
Adam: O Holy Night
J.S. Bach: Lute Suite #1 In E Minor, BWV 996 / Lute Suite #3 In A Minor, BWV 995
Britten: Nocturnal After John Dowland, Op. 70
Brouwer: Etudes Simples I, II, III, IV, V
Carcassi: Caprice In D Minor / Etude In A Minor Op. 60, No. 7
Darr: Fantasie Über Das Lied ‘Der Abschied Von Den Bergen’
Dowland: A Dream
Giuliani: Sonate Brillante, Op. 15 / Le Papillon, Op. 50
Hey: fissu/|rupT/t|eaR
Hume: Soldier’s Galliard
Kaplan: Meditation On A Guitar
Krenek: Suite, Op. 164
Legnani: Etude XXXI, Op. 16 Var. IV
Matiegka: Grande Sonata #2 In A Minor
Mertz: Bardenklänge, Op. 13 – III. An Die Entfernte / V. Fingals-Höhle
Mignone: Etude #1
Ponce: Preludes 5 & 6
Regondi: Reverie, Op. 19
Sor: Fantasie, Op. 7
Villa-Lobos: Etudes 3, 4, 5 / Prelude No. 1 In E Minor / Suite Populaire Brésilienne, W020
Vukosavljević: Trills, Spills & Bellyaches For Electric Guitar
Weiss: Sarabande In F# Minor / Aria