Anastasiia Vovna
Piano
Piano
Style:Classical
Education:2016 Junior Bachelor of Musical Art – College of Music named after S. Krushelnytska.
Professional Qualification: Piano Teacher, Concertmaster, Chamber Ensemble Artist
2020 – completed Bachelor’s degree of Musical Art in Lviv National Music Academy named after Mykola Lysenko.
Professional Qualification: Piano Teacher, Chamber Ensemble Artist, Concertmaster
In 2022 completed the full course of Lviv National Music Academy named after Mykola Lysenko. Educational Programme Musical Art.
Professional Qualification: Researcher, Piano Teacher, Chamber Ensemble Artist, Concertmaster, Concert Performer
ANASTASIIA VOVNA was born in West Ukraine, city of Ternopil. Her piano studies began at the age of 4. In total, Anastasia studied for 19 years.
As a performer, Anastasia actively performed in all conservatory concerts, National Competitions and won the Grand Prix at one of them, the main prize of which was an individual master class with the famous Ukrainian singer Maria Krushelnytska.
As a Researcher, Anastasia wrote two scientific studies on composers and their piano work: M. Ravel and his cycle Reflection; D. Ligeti and Modern in the Musica Ricercata cycle. The last work is the first and only scientific study in Ukraine.
Anastasiia was a Piano Teacher for 8 years. Starting from the 3rd year of the music college, Anastasia began working at the State Music School in her hometown. Her students actively participated in local and national competitions and won prizes.
Anastasia also had the opportunity to work as a concertmaster for symphonic conductors at her native Music Academy, while still a 3rd year bachelor’s student.
The last two years Anastasia worked at the State Music College at the piano faculty. She taught piano and worked as a concertmaster with vocalists and instrumentalists.
“First of all, my lessons have a friendly atmosphere. I love children very much, so I believe that every student is my friend, a special friend who also teaches me. I believe that music should bring pleasure, regardless of the purpose of learning. I consider my goal to teach children to distinguish between styles in music and their features of performance, understanding the details in the work, the ability to feel and understand what you are doing.
I am sincerely grateful to my professors Natalia Kravchuk and Myroslav Dragan for my skills and love for my work”.