Anna Litvinenko is a Cuban-Ukrainian and Miami-raised cellist who has captivated the attention of audiences with her presence and style. Her sound is filled with strength but also reveals her love for the more intimate moments in music. She has performed much of the standard repertoire with orchestras like the Miami Symphony, the New World Symphony and the Odessa Philharmonic, and has reached many of the world’s fine stages including Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw, Bozar, Carnegie Hall, and the Wigmore Hall.

Some highlights include performing Julius Bürger’s Concerto with Vienna’s Radio Symphony Orchestra and performances with the Netherlands Bach Society and the Orchestra of the 18th Century. Anna is currently based in The Netherlands, where she is engaged in diverse musical scenes ranging from solo, chamber and early music to contemporary and improvised music. She performs regularly with her piano trio Chekhov and her improvisation ensemble Kalea. Anna’s musical personality has been greatly influenced by her teachers Joel Krosnick, Richard Lester and Lucia Swarts, with whom she studied at the Juilliard School (US), the Royal College of Music (UK) and the Koninklijk Conservatorium (NL).