Sara Salomon is a French violinist and pianist who has performed at various venues around the world including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center in New York, the Esplanade Concert Hall in Singapore, the Smetana Hall in Prague, the Wiener Konzerthaus in Wien, Liszt Academy Concert Hall in Budapest, and the AccordArena Bercy in Paris.

She has shared the stage with acclaimed musicians including multi-Grammy award winner violinist Anne Sophie Mutter, violinist Renaud Capuçon, conductors Jaap van Sweden, Alan Gilber, Mattias Pinscher, among others.

Her interest in contemporary music and improvisation led her to working alongside composers such as Wolfgang Rihm and performing at the Stone in New York with Anthony Coleman.

Sara is Senior Partnership Manager at The Violin Channel, a leading resource for classical music news throughout the world where she started working in 2018. Sara earned a master’s degree in violin pedagogy and has taught privately and in conservatories for over 10 years. One of Sara’s major goals is to show through her career how music and art can work in favor of social justice and unite people.

In 2019 she graduated from the Mannes School of Music at The New School with a Master’s Degree in violin performance, where she studied with Professor Lucie Robert. Sara earned a Master’s Degree in Violin Pedagogy from the HEMU in Lausanne, Switzerland, where she studied with Professor Gyula Stuller, concertmaster of the Lausanne Chamber Orchestra. During her bachelor studies in Lausanne, she also graduated from the Sorbonne University in Paris with a Bachelor's Degree in Music and Musicology.