Anastasiia Bagdasarova

Anastasiia is a singer-songwriter (English, Russian) and a vocal teacher who's been teaching since 2011. In 2017 she got her master's degree with honors in vocal arts (Moscow Pedagogical State University). Then she continues her educations and continues to do it still. She had another 3 years of "Singing Teacher Development" course by Profty. This course is taught by some of the best singing and acting coaches from the US: Greg Enriquez (worked with Celine Dion, Britney Spears etc.), Monique B. Thomas, and Rhonda Carlson. In April 2022 Anastasiia was invited to become a part of a little group of vocal teachers having mastermind sessions with Greg Enriquez every week. She's been going to this sessions every week ever since. 

Anastasiia also has an education in music management education and a piano education. Right now she continues her journey as a student, because it is important to study throughout your whole life. Besides weekly sessions with maestro Greg Enriquez she continues taking vocal lessons and now also studies coaching as another profession that helps become a better vocal teacher too.

Anastasiia was taught for years by Greg Enriquez, who was the student of Seth Riggs (and continues her education). Seth Riggs is the author of "Speech Level Singing" approach, Greg Enriquez has "Common Sence Singing" approach, and Anastasiia's approach is "Balanced Singing". It is based on what she's learned from her maestro and on her own philosophy. 

Singing always requires balance:

- balance in the air pressure

- balance between our head voice and chest voice

- balance between the mechanics of singing and the Art of singing

This is the way to work - to find balance between everything and, especially, between our mind and our emotions during singing. That's why in Anastasiia's lessons there's not only a lot of work on your vocal technique, but also there's a place for discovering the your unique sound and vocal style. Topping all that, there's also working with student's performance technique so that the audience feels goosebumps each time you sing!