About

 Biography

Ana Galdavadze, a distinguished violinist and music educator, embarked on her musical journey in the vibrant city of Tbilisi, Georgia. From a young age, Ana demonstrated an extraordinary talent for the violin, which she has since honed into a brilliant career. Ana's dedication to her craft led her to pursue a diverse and enriching musical education, culminating in a Master of Music from the University of North Dakota and ongoing doctoral studies at the University of Florida. Throughout her remarkable journey, Ana has served as a Concertmaster for prestigious orchestras such as The Greater Grand Forks Symphony Orchestra and a member of The Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra, leaving an indelible mark on the world of classical music.

As a passionate and accomplished violin teacher, Ana has shared her expertise with students of all ages and backgrounds, imparting not only technical excellence but also a profound love for music. Her commitment to nurturing young talents extends beyond the classroom, with involvement in music festivals, sound recording projects, and international performances. Ana's artistry has been recognized through numerous awards and scholarships, including the prestigious Erasmus+ Exchange Program Scholarship, 1st prize in the Taktakishvili International Competition, etc. With her boundless enthusiasm and dedication, Ana Galdavadze continues to inspire and shape the future of classical music, making her a cherished asset to the world of music and education.


 Teaching Philosophy

As a violinist, performer, and educator, my teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that music is a profound means of self-expression and personal development. I am committed to nurturing the artistic growth of each student while fostering a deep love and appreciation for music.

In essence, my teaching philosophy is guided by a deep reverence for the transformative power of music. Through patient guidance, creative exploration, and unwavering support, I aim to inspire and empower students to cultivate a lifelong love and appreciation for music, both as performers and as passionate advocates for the arts.