Anna Gold

Anna, born in 1988 in Russia, embarked on her musical journey at the age of 7 when she took her first violin lessons. While focusing on classical violin studies, Anna was determined to explore the intersection between classical music and pop. She delved into Jazz-Pop violin at MGUKI (Moscow State University of Culture and Arts). Simultaneously, she started performing with renowned Russian bands, including Valery Meladze's band, discovering her profound connection to the stage. As time progressed, Anna found herself composing her own music. Anna's musical compositions reflect a rich blend of diverse modern genres such as jazz, rock, pop, folk, and club music. This versatility allows her to captivate and appeal to a wide range of audiences. In 2010, the violinist introduced a groundbreaking show format – the Electric Violin Show Laruan. Over the course of five years, Laruan became an integral part of the entertainment scene in modern Russian metropolises, with numerous performances across Russia, as well as in Germany, Turkey, Israel, and Latvia. In 2015, Anna relocated to Germany to pursue her solo projects. However, her collaboration with Laruan continued to thrive. Together with her band, she produced two CD albums in Germany, namely "Romantic Collection" (2018) and "Celtic Music" (2020), along with a single featuring the soundtrack of "Game of Thrones" (2019).