Performing as a soloist, Liz Hogg has toured ten countries, playing numerous festivals and concert halls. Most recently, Ms. Hogg became the first American to win a fellowship to perform and study at the Lanciano International Guitar Festival in Italy. Other recent awards include the Mannes School of Music's Dean Award, the Maurice Kagan Memorial Scholarship Award for Excellence in an Orchestral Instrument (first guitarist recipient) and a Fulbright-García Robles Scholarship semi-finalist.

In her hometown, Ms. Hogg has performed at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Brookfield Place, Morgan Library, and the Italian Academy, and internationally at venues including Portugal's Casa da Música and Mexico's Xalapa Symphony Hall. She has also performed live at radio stations including WFMU, WNYC and WHFR and has been a featured artist at festivals Internacional Camerata 21, CMJ and New Sounds Live.

After studying with William Anderson, acclaimed student of David Starobin, and graduating from Aaron Copland School of Music at Queens College with a Bachelor of Music in guitar performance with honors, Ms. Hogg went on to receive a Master of Music in guitar performance at Mannes School of Music as a scholarship student of Michael Newman, famed disciple of Rolando Valdés-Blain.

Ms. Hogg has recorded eight full-length albums and eight eps, self-released and released by Don Giovanni Records, Mouca and Acuarela. She has recorded and performed on a variety of stringed instruments beyond guitar including banjo, sitar, Hawaiian guitar, theorbo and tiple, including theorbo and guitar in Mannes’ production of Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo, and banjo, classical, steel string and Hawaiian guitar at Kupferberg Center for the Arts’ production of The Threepenny Opera.

She has worked with conductors including Maurice Peress and Alan Pierson, performed in master classes for Scott Tennant, Álvaro Pierri, Richard Savino, and Arthur Kampela and has premiered works by David Lang, Linda Buckley, Robert Martin, Jakub Polaczyk and Ivan Vukosavljević.

Adam: O Holy Night
J.S. Bach: Lute Suite No. 1 In E Minor, BWV 996/Lute Suite No. 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/Study In D Major Op. 6 , No. 1/Study In C Major Op. 6, No. 8
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