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Sofia Spilberg (born 1995 in Russia) is a Canadian violinist known for her innovative electric violin performances. Based in Toronto, Ontario, she has gained international recognition for dynamic interpretations that blend Western pop, Middle Eastern hits, and Bollywood music. Her strong social media presence has helped her build a global following, with combined monthly views reportedly ranging between 5 and 10 million.
Early Life and Education
[edit]Born in 1995 in Russia, Spilberg began studying the violin at the age of five. She received her early training in violin performance and music theory in Russia before continuing her studies in Israel, where she performed in a school orchestra. With this ensemble, she toured several European countries—including Germany, France, England, and Italy—and performed at notable venues such as Wembley Stadium.
Career
[edit]Following her early training and international touring in Europe and Israel, Spilberg relocated to Canada where she pursued higher education in music. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music Engineering from Centennial College. After completing her studies, she launched a solo career as an electric violinist. Her innovative approach has led her to perform on five continents, with appearances in countries including Australia, the United Kingdom, India, Thailand, Kenya, and Mexico.
Spilberg’s career has been significantly bolstered by her presence on social media platforms such as Instagram and TikTok, where she regularly shares performances that have attracted millions of views.
Musical Style and Repertoire
[edit]Sofia Spilberg is recognized for her technical virtuosity and expressive playing style. Her repertoire is eclectic, combining classical training with contemporary influences. In addition to performing covers of popular songs, she also releases original compositions that showcase her creative approach to the electric violin.
Discography
[edit]Spilberg has released several recordings on major digital platforms. Notable tracks include:
- "Game of Thrones" violin cover
- "My Way" (original song)
- "Sleepwalker" (original song)
- "Dusk till Dawn" violin cover
- "Timeless" (original song)
- "Myth" (original song)