Born in 2002 in Moscow. In 2007, she entered the preliminary course of Central Music School at the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory (class of the Honored Teacher of the Russian Federation Miroslava Marchenko). Since 2011, she is pursuing his studies at Central School of Music at the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory (class of the Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation Vasiliy Ermakov).
Anna has been awarded at various international contests:
2018 - the 3rd Prize Award at the International Young Pianists Competition EPTA-Belgium (Wavre, Belgium).
2019 - the 1st Prize Award of the Vyatskoye International Music Competition for Young Performers (Vyatskoye village, Yaroslavl region)
Anna participated in the workshops by Dmitry Bashkirov, Andrey Diev, Irina Osipova, Diana Andersen, Alan Weiss.
She actively participates in performances that are being given by the students of Central School of Music at various venues in Moscow, Tver, Kaluga, Tula, Obninsk, Hanover (Germany), Aarhus (Denmark). She performed in Moscow International House of Music, in the Big Hall and Small Hall of Moscow Tchaikovsky Theater, in the Scriabin Museum, at Pavel Slobodkin Center, at Roerich Museum, in the cultural center of the Czech Embassy in Moscow.
She performed with the Real Filharmonia de Galicia orchestra, Yaroslavl Governor Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Nikolai Khondzinsky, with the symphony orchestra of Pavel Slobodkin Center, the Obninsk chamber orchestra "Renaissance". She performed with the Real Filharmonia de Galicia orchestra, Yaroslavl Governor Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Nikolai Khondzinsky, with the symphony orchestra of Pavel Slobodkin Center, the Obninsk chamber orchestra "Renaissance". She repeatedly participated in joint concerts of students of the Sapporo Conservatory (Japan) and Central School of Music.
She participated in festivals in Germany (Rheingau Musik Festival, Hugo-Staehle-Festival), Denmark (Gradus piano festival, OPUS), Spain (VIII Festival Peregrinos Musicais, Santiago de Compostella, 2018), and in the Russian-South Korean festival (2019) .
