About
Irina Rostomashvili is a violin teacher at Temple Music Prep, part of Temple University's Boyer College of Music and Dance, where she trains students in technical excellence while pursuing her Master's Degree in violin performance under Dr. Eduard Schmieder. She maintains active performance roles as a first violinist in the Vox Amadeus Orchestra and the Philadelphia String Quartet, with solo appearances across international ensembles including the Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre Orchestra.
Her educational journey includes:
- Master's Degree in violin performance (current), Temple University
- Bachelor's Degree and Artist Diploma, Temple University
- Bachelor of Music in Performance, Tbilisi State Conservatoire
- Zakaria Paliashvili Central Music School for Gifted Children
Rostomashvili specializes in violin performance with emphasis on solo, chamber, and orchestral repertoire. Her pedagogical approach combines rigorous technical training with fostering musical passion, preparing students for competitions, festivals, and youth orchestra placements.
Significant honors recognizing her artistry and leadership include:
- First prize at Georgia's National Music Competition (2017)
- Temple University Concerto Competition win (2021)
- Teaching Artist Fellowship (2023)
- Ovation Award finalist for musical leadership
- Springboard Grant for performing arts excellence
She directs students toward competition and orchestra success through Temple Music Prep. Performance affiliations include the Opus Four String Quartet and collaborations with the Curtis Symphony Orchestra during her Curtis Institute internship.
