Biography
Anastasia (September 1, 1993) was born in Krasnoyarsk, Russia.
She started her piano studies at the early age of 6 with the piano player Elena Vyalova and later continued her studies in Krasnoyarsk College of Art named after P.I. Ivanov-Radkevich, directed by Ludmila Ovodova. Here, she received her degree in instrumental performance in 2012.
The same year Anastasiia was accepted for the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague, The Netherland.
She is currently in the final year of her Bachelor, studying classical piano under Professor Naum Grubert and organ under the teacher Bert Mooiman.
Anastasiia has successfully realized herself in competitions of different levels, invariably becoming a prizewinner in the following categories: solo piano, piano duet, accompaniment and chamber ensemble.
In 2010 she was a prizewinner and awarded a diploma for the best performance of Chopin's works at the International Chopin competition in Tomsk, Russia.
Last year, she was also awarded first prize at the International classical music competition in Krasnoyarsk, Russia.
Anastasia has accumulated a vast repertoire (from Baroque to contemporary music), has extensive experience of live performances in solo, duets and ensembles, experience of studio recording and teaching.
As a solo performer, Anastasiia has performed concerts all over Europe including Bulgaria, Hungary, The Netherlands and Luxembourg.
Most recently she performed a solo concert in Tilburg, in The Hague, in Rotterdam and there are up-coming concerts in Holland, Russia, Italy and Chroatia.
As an ensemble pianist, Anastasiia has played with Evgeny Makhtin (violin), Danielle Daoukayeva (violin),Evgeniya Peschanskaya (viola), Sean Hawthorne (cello), Anastasiia Feruleva (cello), Jasper Grijpink (clarinet), Matthijs van der Moolen (trombone) and duo with singers: Anna Buchel, Maria Warenberg, Maarten Stevens, Andrea Tjäder, Jasper Leever, Henry Orlando Villca Suntura and others.
As an ensemble organist, she gives concerts with The New European Ensemble since 2015.