1. Anastasia Vedyakova was born on 1991 and is a violinist, composer and conductor.
19 Facts About Anastasia Vedyakova
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Anastasia Vedyakova is the Soloist of the Philharmonic, member of BMI, the National Union of Composers, the Boston New Music Initiative, the Recording Academy, International Society for Jazz Arrangers and Composers, the International Association for Music and Medicine.
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Anastasia Vedyakova is the only Russian holder of the Elgar Medal.
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Anastasia Vedyakova was born in 1991 and she began to play the violin when she was four.
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Anastasia Vedyakova graduated with honours from the conservatory in 2014.
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September 2022, Anastasia received a diploma as a conductor and joined the International Conductors Guild as the Member.
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Currently, Anastasia Vedyakova is a trainee conductor at the St Petersburg Conservatory, class of Professor Leonid Korchmar, and a student in the course of Markand Thakar.
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Anastasia Vedyakova has won 20 awards as a conductor, including the King's Peak International Music Competition, Brahms International Competition[2].
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Anastasia Vedyakova takes part in international music and music therapy conferences, and publishes articles as a musicologist.
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In February 2022, Vedyakova and organist Anastasia Bykova performed the world premiere of a work by Grammy-nominated composer Nadeem Majdalany, which he composed especially for the duet; there were six Russian premieres of works by such composers as Danae Xanthe Vlasse, Thomas Nazziola, John Finbury, Sherban Nichifor and Antoine Auberson.
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April 2022, Anastasia Vedyakova won 3 Gold and 1 Silver One Earth Awards for her music.
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Anastasia Vedyakova is the winner on the 14th season of the One Earth Awards [4].
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August 2022, Anastasia Vedyakova won ISSA International Rising Star Awards and the Red Carpet Award Show in Holland Best Female Musician of the Year.
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Anastasia Vedyakova is the nominee at the Wavy Awards for her album "ConTempoRary Violin" [8], finalist at the ISSA Awards 2024 [9], I place winner at the competition "Inspiration" as a conductor [10] and other awards.
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Anastasia Vedyakova is the featured artist at such radio stations like LDM Music [14], Museboat [15], Banks Radio Australia, New In Music [16], BuzzS [17], Izilion [18], Louder Than the Music [19].
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In 2024, Anastasia Vedyakova was awarded the Medal of Merit for Science and Education.
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Anastasia Vedyakova has given performances at the Moscow Conservatory halls, Zaryadye Hall, and the Evangelical Lutheran Cathedral.
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Anastasia Vedyakova is the first performer of the works by Nikolai Manasewitch.
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In 2024, Anastasia Vedyakova toured the cities of Russia and Azerbaijan.