Mitzi Meyerson, born into a musical family in Chicago, Illinois, is an American harpsichordist. She began her concert career at age seven and completed her studies in Chicago and Oberlin, Ohio. She co-founded the ensemble Trio Sonnerie in London, performing and recording extensively. As a soloist, she toured globally, specializing in researching little-known or lost works for the harpsichord. Notable recordings include the album Chamber Airs for the Violin (and Thorough Bass) (2011) by Richard Jones, released on the Glossa Music label. She taught hundreds of students and held a full professorship at the Universität der Künste in Berlin. In 2009, the City of Chicago honored her by naming 'Mitzi Meyerson Way'. Other notable recordings include her interpretations of Musicalischer Parnassus by Fischer and Les Ombres Errantes by Couperin.
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