Born in Québec in 1988, Vincent Lauzer began studying the recorder when he was four, and he was featured on Canadian television in 1996 on Angèle Dubeau's program, Faire vos Ranges. Lauzer attended McGill University, where he studied with Matthias Maute, and in 2011 he earned his Master's degree. The winner of several competitions, Lauzer was the recipient of the Fernand Lindsay Career Grant, which helped him launch an international career. In 2013, he signed with ATMA Classique and released Passaggi with harpsichordist Mark Edwards, which he followed with two albums of recorder works by Vivaldi. Lauzer is a member of the recorder quartet, Flûte Alors!, and he performs with the Québécois group, La Cigale. Lauzer has also performed with Arion, the Montreal Baroque Band, Ensemble Caprice, Les Idées heureuses, and Les Songes.