Nata's extraordinary journey as a musician began at the age of four. With both of her parents being musicians, music was a familiar presence in her life. She was surrounded by music from her earliest days, spending much of her childhood in the Opera House where her mother worked. This unique upbringing allowed her to attend rehearsals and performances, cultivating a deep connection to the art form.

 

By the age of seven, she started participating in competitions, auditions for various projects, and festivals. A major milestone in her career was her performance at a 2007 competition in Tbilisi, Georgia, where she received a special prize and was awarded as the best participant.

 

Her journey eventually led her to international competitions in countries such as Luxembourg, Lithuania, Azerbaijan, Germany, and Switzerland. Her dedication earned her numerous first prizes and special awards for her outstanding chamber performances over the years.

 

Nata also performed captivating violin concertos with symphonic orchestras annually. One of her most memorable performances was Brahms' Violin Concerto in D major, which she played in the grand hall of the Tbilisi Conservatory at just 13 years old.

 

In 2018, Nata's exceptional talent earned her admission to the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, where she pursued a bachelor's degree under the mentorship of Ilya Grubert and Kees Koelmans. Later in her studies, she decided to continue her violin mastery under the guidance of Peter Brunt, demonstrating her ongoing commitment to perfecting her craft. Her journey is a source of inspiration to all who hear her story. She graduated with a Masters Degree in 2024 in Conservatorium van Amsterdam under the guidance of Peter Brunt. 

 

Currently, Nata is a violinist of The Graces Piano Trio under the guidance of the Netherlands StrijkKwartet Academie (NSKA).