Can you tell us a little about yourself and how you first became interested in music?
I have been playing the violin since I was 6 years old. When my mother took me to a concert by Sergey Khachatryan, I really liked his playing, and from that day on, music interested me a lot and became an integral part of my life.
What do you like to do when you're not playing? Is there a hobby or activity that brings you joy? How do you like to relax after lessons or long practices?
I like to relax by listening to music. My hobbies are football and chess.
Do you have a favorite motto or saying that inspires you on your life's journey?
My motto is "Always move forward and achieve the maximum."
What is the most interesting or favorite place you have ever been to, and what makes it special to you?
One of the most spiritually intimate places for me is the Khachaturian Concert Hall, where I receive a lot of positive energy.
If you had a magical power, what would it be and how would you use it?
If I had magical powers, I would like to have the virtuosity of Paganini and Izay.
What are your goals and aspirations for the future as a young musician? Do you have any dream projects in mind?
To become a world-famous violinist, a winner of the most difficult competitions. To play a Stradivari or Guarneri violin, to conquer the best stages in the world and to represent my nation with honor all over the world.
Can you describe the role of the Music for the Future Foundation in your musical development and how it supports you?
My life has completely changed after becoming a scholarship holder of the “Music for the Future” Foundation. I have made many new friends. The Foundation provides many opportunities for professional growth. I regularly have the opportunity to communicate with famous musicians and receive master classes. We also have very educational trips.
Is there a word or phrase that best describes your personality and why?
Honesty and perseverance.
What characteristic of yours do you think has helped you achieve success in music and life?
Love, friendship, honesty and humor.
Is there any book or movie that has had a significant impact on you or your perspective on life and why?
My favorite book is Nar-Dos's story "Me and Him." It taught me to understand that any person, if they have a supreme goal to reach the top, of course they can. And, most importantly, a person has no right to judge up and down, high and low.
Are there certain values or principles that you consider important and that guide your actions and decisions?
To be fair, not to cheat, to pursue the goal.
What qualities do you value most in your friends and the people around you?
Honesty and friendliness.
Violinist, 14 years old
2016-2024 - Sayat-Nova Music School, P. Haykazyan's class (2016-2017), Carmen Harutyunyan's class (since 2019) with excellent performance.
From 2016 to present: G. Mahari Secondary School. 2024 - entered Yerevan Tchaikovsky Secondary Music Vocational School.
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