Pianist, concertmaster, arts manager, organist, hymn writer, and performer Audrone Juozauskaite graduated from the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre in 1998, earning degrees in piano soloist and concertmaster, and in 2018 she earned a master's degree in arts management. Her thesis topic was "Features of Opera Soloists' Management in Lithuania." This was the first comprehensive study to examine the problematics and needs of contemporary opera soloist management in Lithuania.
Between 1999 and 2013, A. Juozauskaitė worked as an assistant concertmaster in the LMTA department of vocal studies, leading master classes at Weimar University of Music and participating in international music theater management and administrative conferences. She also accompanied many famous Lithuanian opera soloists and organized concerts throughout Lithuania and in many foreign countries, including Austria, England, Russia, and Latvia.
In addition, A. Juozauskaitė is a hymn writer and performer, choir conductor, and ideator of religious-cultural projects. A significant place in her professional activity is the popularization of contemporary Christian sacred music and the creation of sacred solo hymns. Her original hymns are sung during religious services in various denominational churches, included in concert programs, choir festivals, and competitions.
A. Juozauskaitė is also the initiator of young opera soloists' training in Lithuania and the creator of the flexible orchestra idea. She was the artistic director of a hymn celebration evening dedicated to the 400th anniversary of the Kretinga Church of the Lord's Revelation to the Holy Virgin Mary, creating 12 hymn arrangements for a chamber orchestra.
A. Juozauskaitė is a member of the Lithuanian Musicians' Union and the Latga Association, and she writes music journalism, publishing articles about the topicality of opera soloists' activities in the press. Professor P. Feuchtwanger calls her an extraordinary sensitivity, eminent skill, and high artistry pianist.