La violinista francesa Sara Bitlloch ha estudiado con Clothilde Munch en la Asociation Vivaldi (Francia), con Christian Rouquié en el conservatorio de Perpignan, con Peter Norris, Wen Zhou Li, Mauricio Fuks y Margaret Norris en la Escuela Menuhin (Londres), con Alberto Lysy en la Menuhin Academy (Suiza) y con Rafael Druian en el Institudo Curtis (Philadelphia).

La vida musical de Sara se centra ahora en la música de cámara. Es la primera violín del CuartetoElias, de Londres. Dan conciertos por Europa, America y Australia. Dan clases regularmente en la Purcell School de Londres y en el Royal Northern College of Music de Manchester. Recientemente han grabado el ciclo integral de los cuartetos de Beethoven en concierto en el Wigmore Hall de Londres, por el label Wigmore Live. Sara fué también miembro fundador del Trío Mediterráneo y tocó 2 años en el Cuarteto Castagneri. Ha participado en festivales de Kuhmo (Finlandia), Ravinia (Chicago), Caramoor (New York), Ernen (Suiza), Prussia Cove (Inglaterra), Wye Valley (Inglaterra), Horten (Noruega), Music from Salem (New York).

Sara es profesora en el Conservatorio Superior del Liceu en Barcelona, y da clases en la European Chamber Music Association (ECMA). Toca regularmente con la Chamber Orchestra of Europe y en la Orquesta de Cadaques.

Primer premio en los concursos Szigeti (Budapest) y Renata Molinari (Suiza), Sara ha tocado como solista con orquestras como el Royal Philharmonic Orchestra de Londres, la Orquestra sinfonica de la radio de Budapest, la Camerata Lysy, y ha colaborado con Yehudi Menuhin, Leon Fleisher, Miriam Fried, Steven Isserlis, Alberto Lysy, Ivry Gitlis, Christoph Richter, Jean Jaques Kantorow, Vladimir Mendelssohn, Martin Lovett, y Charles Neidich.

Born of French and Catalan parents Sara Bitlloch studied with Clothilde Munch at the Vivaldi Association, Grenoble, with Christian Rouquié at the Perpignan Conservatory, with Peter Norris, WhenZhou Li, Margaret Norris and Mauricio Fuks at the Yehudi Menuhin School, London, with Alberto Lysy at the Menuhin Academy, Switzerland, and with Rafael Druian at the Curtis Institute, Philadelphia.

Chamber music has become the main focus of Sara's musical life. She is the leader of the Elias string quartet. They are based in London and tour around Europe, the US and Australia. They teach regularly at the Purcell school in London and the Royal Northern College of music in Manchester. They have recently recorded a Beethoven cycle live at the Wigmore Hall, for the label Wigmore Live. She was also a founding member of the Mediterraneo piano trio and played in the Castagneri quartet for 2 years. She has been a participant at the chamber music festivals of Prussia Cove (Cornwall), Kuhmo (Finland), Ravinia (Chicago), Caramoor (New York), Ernen (Switzerland), Wye Valley (Wales), Moulin d'Andé (Paris), Music from Salem (New York), Horten (Norway).

Sara teaches violin at the Liceu conservatory in Barcelona, and gives classes at the European Chamber Music Association (ECMA). She plays regularly as a guest with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe and the Cadaques orchestra.

Winner of the Szigeti competition, Budapest, and the Renata Molinari Competition, Switzerland, Sara has performed throughout France, England, Spain, Switzerland and the US, as a soloist with orchestras such as the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the Budapest Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Camerata Lysy, and has played alongside Yehudi Menuhin, Leon Fleischer, Miriam Fried, Alberto Lysy, Steven Isserlis, Ivry Gitlis, Christoph Richter, Jean Jacques Kantorow, Vladimir Mendelssohn, Martin Lovett, Charles Neidich.