Born in
Les Lilas, Latour began studying the violin at the age of 7. He first studied at the Bayonne music school, then at the
Conservatoire de Bordeaux with Micheline Lefebvre. In 1999, he joined the
Conservatoire de Paris in
Olivier Charlier's class. He also studied
musical analysis, composition and
conducting. Between 2006 and 2012, he held the position of concertmaster at the
Toulon Opera and then became a member of the Diotima Quartet. During this same period his international career accelerated and he performed in about a hundred concerts per year throughout Europe, in the United States, in Asia, South America and North Africa. His collaborations with current composers are numerous. He premieres pieces and collaborates with
Gérard Pesson Alberto Posadas,
Helmut Lachenmann,
Pierre Boulez,
Brian Ferneyhough,
Georg Friedrich Haas. In 2014, he decided to leave the Diotima Quartet to devote himself to personal artistic projects and his career as a soloist and
chamber musician. Latour performed as
soloist or chamber musician in the most prestigious venues:
Berliner Philharmonie,
Suntory Hall in Tokyo,
Forbidden City Hall in Beijing,
Wigmore Hall in London, Teatro Nacional de Madrid,
Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires,
Library of Congress in Washington,
Philharmonie de Paris. In 2017, after years of collaboration, concerts and tours, he created the VV duo with the cellist and drummer , aka Titi. == Discography ==