Atsuko Jozaki is an accomplished pianist, educator, and church musician whose career spans multiple continents and musical disciplines. A native of Japan, Atsuko’s exceptional talent has been recognized and nurtured by prestigious institutions worldwide.

Atsuko’s academic journey culminated in a Doctoral degree (D.M.A.) from Boston University, where she was inducted into Pi Kappa Lambda, an honorary society for music. Her academic excellence has been acknowledged through various scholarships, including the Hiroshima Scholarship in Japan and the Mención Honorifica in Spain. During her time at Stanford University, she was awarded the Student Soloist Award, further highlighting her performance prowess.

As a performer, Atsuko has graced numerous stages, showcasing her skills with orchestral and solo performances. Notable collaborations include appearances with the Elisabeth University Orchestra and the Stanford Symphonic Orchestra. Her versatility as a musician extends beyond the piano; Atsuko serves as the Choir Director at the Glendale United Methodist Church and as the Organist at the First United Parish of Everett, demonstrating her proficiency in sacred music and organ performance.

Atsuko’s passion for music education is evident in her long-standing commitment to teaching. Since 1999, she has been a valued member of the Brookline Music School faculty, where she continues to inspire and guide students in their musical journeys.

Through her multifaceted career as a pianist, educator, and church musician, Atsuko brings a wealth of international experience and musical expertise to her students and audiences alike. Her dedication to musical excellence, both in performance and education, makes her a respected figure in the Boston music community.