Dina Bikzhanova

I am a professional violinist, soloist, chamber musician, orchestral musician, and formally trained violin teacher with international performance experience.

I hold a Specialist Degree in Violin Performance and Music Education from Russia, as well as a Master of Music and a Professional Performance Certificate from Lynn Conservatory of Music in Florida. At Lynn, I studied with internationally renowned violinists Elmar Oliveira and Andrés Cárdenes, whose artistry and teaching continue to inspire my own approach to performance and education.

Throughout my career, I have performed as a soloist with orchestras, collaborated in chamber music ensembles, and worked extensively as a professional orchestral musician. After winning a highly competitive audition, I spent seven years with the Tatarstan National Symphony Orchestra and have toured internationally. One of the highlights of my career was performing J.S. Bach’s Double Violin Concerto on tour with renowned violinist Dmitri Kogan.

Today, I perform regularly with professional orchestras throughout Florida while sharing my passion for music through teaching.

Every student is unique, and I believe successful violin teaching begins with understanding each student’s goals, strengths, and individual learning style.

My teaching combines the strong technical foundation of the Russian violin school with the musical and artistic perspective I developed through my studies in the United States and my ongoing professional performing career.

Whether you are learning your first notes, preparing for youth orchestra or conservatory auditions, or refining advanced repertoire, I tailor every lesson to your individual needs. My goal is not only to help students develop excellent technique, but also to build confidence, musical expression, and effective practice habits that lead to lasting growth.

As an active professional performer, I help students develop the practical skills needed for real rehearsals, auditions, and concert performances—not just how to play the notes.