Felix Borowski (March 10, 1872 – September 6, 1956) was a British-American composer, teacher, and music critic.
In 1897, Borowski moved to the United States after being invited by Florenz Ziegfeld, then president of the Chicago Musical College, to join the faculty as an instructor of composition and violin.
Beyond his academic roles, Borowski was a prominent figure in music journalism. He was a music reviewer for various publications, including the Musical Courier, Chicago Evening Post, Chicago Record-Herald, and Christian Science Monitor.
As a composer, Borowski's works include three symphonies, tone poems, a piano concerto, three string quartets, three ballets, an opera, organ works, and numerous pieces for piano, violin, and voice.