Elizabeth Gange began her violin studies at the age of four at the Peabody Preparatory in the United States. She then pursued her Bachelor’s degree at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS), and is currently completing her Master’s degree under the tutelage of Maya Iwabuchi. Gange is a passionate orchestral performer with a rich history of international engagements and numerous festival participations, including the Saluzzo Opera Academy, Berlin Opera Academy, Amadeus Academy, Mediterranean Opera Festival, and Bowdoin Music Festival. At RCS, she has led the symphony orchestra, showcasing her leadership and musical expertise.

Gange is deeply involved in the Scottish performing arts community. She has performed alongside prestigious ensembles such as the Brodsky Quartet and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Her contributions to chamber music have led to performances at notable venues like St. Giles' Cathedral and Glasgow Cathedral, where she has been recognized for her compelling artistry and musical insight.

An avid participant in masterclasses, Gange has honed her skills with renowned musicians, further enhancing her performance and interpretive abilities. Her passion for chamber music is matched by her dedication to teaching. She maintains a private studio, where she nurtures her students' growth and development, imparting her extensive knowledge and enthusiasm for the violin.

Elizabeth Gange’s dynamic career reflects her commitment to excellence in both performance and pedagogy, establishing her as a vibrant presence in the classical music scene. Her ongoing studies and diverse experiences continue to shape her as a versatile and inspiring musician.