Anna-Maria Hryhoriak began her musical education at the age of five, guided by her mother, who is also a pianist. She studied for eight years at the Volodymyr Ivasyuk Music School, named after the renowned Ukrainian composer and singer. Under the mentorship of two teachers, she refined her technique and deepened her understanding of piano performance. Afterward, she continued her studies with an additional year of intensive training in piano and music theory under professors affiliated with the Sidor Vorobkevych Music College.

 

She later graduated with honors from the Sidor Vorobkevych Music College, specializing in piano performance. Currently, she is a third-year student at the Royal Conservatory, studying under the guidance of Professor Petras Geniusas, a renowned Lithuanian pianist.

 

With over three years of teaching experience, Anna-Maria works with students of all ages and skill levels, from young beginners to advanced musicians. Her teaching approach is tailored to each student’s needs, focusing on technical proficiency, musical expression, and developing a deep appreciation for music.

 

In addition to teaching, she has two years of experience as an accompanist, collaborating with vocalists and conducting students. Currently, she continues to work as an accompanist for the Italian class of graduating students at the conservatory. She has also actively participated in numerous concerts, further refining her artistry and stage presence.

 

Anna-Maria believes that music should bring joy and inspiration to everyone, regardless of whether they pursue it as a hobby or as a professional career. She strives to instill a deep love for music in her students, helping them discover their own artistic voice and develop confidence in their musical journey.