Zvi Zeitlin (born 1925) is a distinguished American violinist and conductor, notable for his contributions to classical music and his work as a music educator. Born in what is now Ukraine, he immigrated to the United States where he became a prominent figure in the classical music scene. Zeitlin is recognized for his performances of both traditional violin repertoire and contemporary works, showcasing his versatility. His notable works include recordings of violin concertos by composers such as Tchaikovsky and Brahms, as well as collaborations with modern composers. Zeitlin has played a significant role in premiering new music, particularly compositions by American composers. In addition to his performance career, Zeitlin has had a profound impact on music education, teaching at esteemed institutions like the Juilliard School and the Manhattan School of Music. He has influenced generations of violinists, emphasizing both technical proficiency and musical expression. Zeitlin's dedication to fostering new talent and promoting contemporary music has solidified his legacy within the classical music community. His contributions continue to resonate, inspiring both performers and audiences alike.