BIOGRAPHY

Konstantine Gotsiridze is a Georgian violinist, soloist, and chamber musician, known for his expressive musicality and refined artistic style. Born in Tbilisi, he began his professional formation under the guidance of the distinguished violinist and pedagogue Konstantine Vardeli, developing both as a soloist and as an ensemble player.

He has appeared with major ensembles, including the Georgian Philharmonic Orchestra, Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre Orchestra, the World Chamber Orchestra led by Liana Isakadze, the IJOA Orchestra (Germany), and the Erasmus Orchestra (Italy), where he serves as Principal, Soloist, and Ambassador.

Gotsiridze is a graduate of the V. Sarajishvili State Conservatoire and the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre (BA, class of Prof. Arvo Leibur). During his studies, he performed with the Estonian Academy Orchestra at Young Euro Classic (Berlin, 2023).

Since 2025 he has been pursuing his Master’s degree at the Krakow Academy of Music (Poland).

He has taken part in masterclasses with Liana Isakadze, Guy Braunstein, Lisa Batiashvili, Kolja Blacher, Jakob Gilman, and others.

A laureate of several competitions, Gotsiridze has won prizes at the V. Chachava International Competition and the O. Taktakishvili International Competition, among others.

In addition to his solo career, he is the founder, first violin, and artistic leader of the Vardeli String Quartet, one of the most recognised young chamber ensembles of its generation.

Also founded in 2021 (in Tbilisi) a widely performing piano trio with numerous concerts across Europe,active for many years. Since 2023 giving concerts in countries such as Germany, the Netherlands, North Macedonia, Cyprus, Moldova, Romania, the Czech Republic, Poland, Serbia, Israel, and many more. The ensemble continues to tour actively, with new performances planned in various countries in the near future.