Welcome to Annastasia Radford's Music!

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Annastasia began her musical training in Calgary, Canada where she went to Mount Royal Conservatory from the age of 7 to learn from the best musicians in the province. She attended the  Junior program participating in orchestra, individual lessons and group classes. Her family moved every two years around the world and where ever she went she did as much music as possible. She was the youngest player  to join the National Youth Orchestra of Trinidad & Tobago in 1998 and toured with them. She continued her musical adventure in Vienna in the National Youth International Orchestra. She was selected to be in this orchestra for two years. Annastasia later moved to Kuwait where she was involved in many musicals and orchestral concerts. When she finally moved to England she received a music scholarship in Leighton Park school where she completed her A levels. Annastasia had top marks in her Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Music A levels but chose Music in the end.

Annastasia is now in her third year at RWCMD where she learnt under Yu Yasuroka's tutorship and is now currently one of John Stein's student. She has ABRSM Grade 8 Violin and Grade 7 Voice. Annastasia is currently undertaking her DipABRSM on her violin in 2011.

As well as being a violinist  Annastasia is a soprano singer who is in her second year of being a member of the BBC National Chorus of Wales. She also is a keen composer who writes classical and contemporary music.

Annastasia lives in Cardiff for the most part of the year where she is available to teach violin. She is also a freelance musician for both violin and voice. She preforms with many groups through out the year and loves collaboration with new musicians. She has a valid CRB check. 



Awards & Accomplishments:


President of Poland Prize
(H. E. Aleksander Kwasniewski ) -- Chopin Music Competition - 2004

1st Place Best Instrumentalist 
Chopin Music Competition -- 2004

1st Place Under 14 Violin Solo 
Trinidad and Tobago Music Festival -- 1999

First Solo Violin Recital 
Calgary 1992