Born in Luxembourg into a family of musicians, Eloisa Aubert began playing the violin at the age of four. At just five years old, she was admitted to the Conservatoire de la Ville de Luxembourg in the class of Vania Lecuit. After studying with Igor Tkatchouk, she now continues her training with the renowned pedagogue Zakhar Bron at the Zakhar Bron Academy in Switzerland.

Despite her young age, Eloisa has already distinguished herself in several major international competitions. In 2025, she won both the Grand Prix and First Prize at the International Andrea Postacchini Competition. She is also a prize winner of the Geneva Junior Music Competition and the prestigious international television competition Nutcracker.

Her many distinctions include First Prize and Special Prize at the Hedwig International Competition in Berlin, First Prize and Special Prize at the International Saulius Sondeckis Competition, First Prize and Grand Prix at Luxembourg’s Concours Jeunes Solistes, as well as further awards in Barcelona, Stockholm, Kocian and the Anton Rubinstein International Competition.

An active young performer, she regularly participates in masterclasses with internationally renowned artists including Vadim Gluzman, Kirill Troussov, Sunny Lee, Tatiana Liberova and Latica Honda-Rosenberg. As a soloist, she has already appeared with chamber and symphony orchestras in prestigious venues such as the Mozarteum Salzburg, the Philharmonie Luxembourg, the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest and the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall.

With her musical sensitivity, technical brilliance and remarkable stage presence, Eloisa Aubert is emerging as one of the most promising young violinists of the new generation.