Larisa Martirosyan is a professional violinist and an experienced violin teacher. Her musical training began at the age of five. From 1989 to 1994, she studied violin at the renowned Gnessin Russian Academy of Music in Moscow under Prof. M. I. Rusin, a student of David Oistrakh. Her training is rooted in the tradition of the classical Soviet violin school.

Following her studies, she performed as a violinist with the Moscow Philharmonic, the Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra, and the Novaya Opera theatre. From 1998, she also served as assistant concertmaster and concertmaster there. Her international concert and opera career has taken her to stages across Russia, Europe, and America.

Since 2015, Larisa Martirosyan has been teaching consistently at music schools in Vienna. Her teaching approach combines sound classical violin technique with individualized musical development. It is important to her that children and teenagers not only gain confidence on their instrument but also develop a sense of tone, musical understanding, and the joy of making music. Her students include prize winners of municipal and international music competitions.

Since August 2026, Larisa Martirosyan has been teaching violin at Junge Symphonie..