Artist Biography

Anna-Maria Lopushanskaya is a flutist (flute and piccolo), classical soprano, arts educator, and community-focused performer. She appears as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral collaborator, with performances across the United States, Russia, France, Norway, and Ukraine.

Her U.S. engagements include performances at the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall (New York) and the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption (San Francisco). She has also performed in prestigious venues abroad, such as the Saint Petersburg Philharmonic and the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory.

Anna-Maria is a winner of international and national competitions in flute, classical voice, and chamber ensemble performance. She is also a diploma recipient of the 2nd Vladislav Zolotaryov International Composition Competition (USA).

In addition to her performing and teaching career, Anna-Maria is committed to community engagement. She presents concerts and lecture-recitals aimed at arts education and cultural outreach, including performances in museums, children’s institutions, and care facilities. Her programs often bring classical music to audiences with limited access to live performance.

Her collaborations include work with renowned musicians such as harpist Andres Izmaylov, organists Aare-Paul Lattik and Daniel Zaretsky, and accordionist Vladimir Rozanov. She has been featured in the Russian television series The Art of Life with Irina Taymanova.

Anna-Maria holds a Specialist degree in flute performance from the St. Petersburg State Conservatory (graduated with honors, 2014) and a Master’s degree in classical voice from the Institute of Contemporary Art in Moscow (graduated with honors, 2022).