Andrew Jaworski

New Jersey native, Andrew Jaworski is currently Director of the Guitar and Music Technology
programs at Edison High School, where he has taught since 2013. In addition to his teaching
duties at EHS, he also serves as auditorium stage manager and marching band sound technician. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Production and Technology from The Hartt School, where he studied classical guitar with Richard Provost, and went on to earn a Master of Arts in Teaching from Montclair State University.

Beyond teaching, Andrew is a performing musician and a professional recording engineer
specializing in high-end classical recordings, frequently working with professional choral and orchestral ensembles throughout the greater Northeast.

As a guitarist, Andrew has participated in workshops and master classes with Pepe Romero,
Adam DelMonte, Martha Masters, Dale Kavanagh, and the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet. He is
one-fourth of the New Jersey Guitar Quartet and a founding member of the New Jersey Guitar Orchestra (NJGO), where he has led the Guitar 2 section since its inception in 2021. Andrew made his Carnegie Hall debut in 2025 with the orchestra, and has shared a stage with classical guitar legends including Andrew York, William Kanengeiser, Celil Refik Kaya, Gohar Vardanyan, and João Luiz.

Andrew performs on an original 2005 Alan Harold Chapman guitar (“Full Moon”) and
Augustine strings.