Elizabeth Jigalin is a composer and performer based in Sydney/Eora on Gadigal land. Elizabeth loves to compose curiously playful sandpits of music and collaborate with others to create imaginative worlds of sound. 

Elizabeth’s music has been performed on the National Carillon in Canberra, premiered at festivals around the world and explored in places like the bush, recital halls, pedestrian bridges, car parks and living rooms. At present, she is Composer-in-Residence for Voices of Women and Moorambilla Voices. She has been an Artist-in-Residence at Sydney Youth Orchestras, Bundanon Trust, Campbelltown Arts Centre and Bondi Pavillion. Additionally, Elizabeth is the founder of creative music collective The Music Box Project who were awarded Excellence in Experimental Music at the 2020 APRA AMCOS/AMC Art Music Awards. 

In 2022, in collaboration with music educator Laura Andrew and Cobar High School, Elizabeth facilitated Sounds & Stories an education program that saw students collaboratively compose a sound installation that incorporated aural histories, sound design and original music. For this project, Elizabeth and Laura were awarded the 2023 APRA/ AMCOS Art Music award for Excellence in Music Education.