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Lara St. John, a Canadian violinist. Lara started playing the violin at the age of two. He first worked with the band at the age of five, debuted at the age of ten, and toured Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary at the age of twelve and thirteen. At 14 he entered Curtis Institute of Music, and at 17 he graduated from Curtis Institute of Music. She has studied with Linda Cerone, David Tucknor, Arnold Steinhard, Felix Galimir, and Joey Corps. The first album was released in 1996 and was a solo violin for Bach. The second album, Gypsy, was released in 1997, with tracks in collaboration with pianist Elan Lechtman.

Lara St. John

"Steder" music magazine puts Canadian-born

Lara has won several races, including: the Sylvia Gail Prize in Canada,

Lara started playing the violin at the age of two. He first collaborated with the band at the age of five. Five years later, he made his debut with the Gubenjiang Orchestra of Lisbon in Europe five years later. At the age of 12 and 13, he toured in Spain, France, Portugal and Hungary. At the age of 14, she entered the Curtis Institute of Music and three years later she spent the first summer art festival in Marlboro.

After graduating from Curtis Institute of Music at the age of 17, Lara went to Moscow to find other things in life besides music. At that time, most teachers in the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (including her) traveled the West indefinitely. For the first time, she gave her the opportunity to travel extensively in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe without a teacher. Lara also studied for two years at the Kilhaw School of Music in the United Kingdom. She has obtained artist certificates from New York City's Mans College and Boston's New England Conservatory of Music. Over the years, she has studied with Linda Cerone, David Tacno, Arnold Steinhard, Felix Galimir, and Joey Corps.