Anna Adamyan graduated with honors from the Yerevan Komitas State Conservatory, where she studied piano under Professor Armen Babakhanian. She later earned her Ph.D. in Arts, focusing her research on the piano works of Dikran Tchouhadjian.

Her artistic career encompasses solo and collaborative performances. Her solo recitals in Corato and Giarre, Italy, further reflect her international performance experience. Her recordings, dating back to 2003, are featured on ClassicalArchives.com.
As a member and collaborative pianist of the Hover Chamber Choir, she performed at international venues, including Carnegie Hall and Strathmore Hall.
Throughout her career, she has participated in the Armenian Legacy Pan-Armenian Competition, the Città di Minerbio International Piano Competition in Italy, and the Golden Piano Talents International Online Competition, where she received First Prize in the Professional Category and a Special Prize for her performance of Aram Khachaturian’s Poème.

As a musicologist, Anna Adamyan has made significant contributions to Armenian musical scholarship. Author of a monograph on Dikran Tchouhadjian (2015), published with the support of the Young Scholars Program of the Republic of Armenia. Compiler and editor of a collection of Armenian polyphonic piano works (2019), published through a state cultural grant. Author of over 40 academic articles in Armenian and international journals. Her work focuses on music education, piano pedagogy, and the study and promotion of Armenian musical heritage.

Anna Adamyan is an Associate Professor at the Khachatur Abovyan Armenian State Pedagogical University, where she trains future music educators. In 2026, she delivered guest lectures at the Porto Polytechnic Institute in Portugal through the Erasmus+ programme.

She is the founder of MOOZART Piano Studio and creator of the MOOZART Method, a distinctive approach designed especially for adult piano learners.

Her teaching combines structured methodology with artistic sensitivity, reaching students internationally. She also prepares pianists for ABRSM examinations, with students consistently achieving excellent results.

Since 2022, Anna Adamyan has collaborated with key state institutions of the Republic of Armenia as an expert in academic research evaluation, educational programme development and review, and the assessment of music examinations and textbooks.
She is also an active music critic, having contributed articles and essays to AZG Daily, enriching Armenia’s cultural discourse.
In 2026, she was invited to serve on the jury of the inaugural online edition of the Italy-based Sonorus International Piano Competition, joining an international panel of distinguished musicians.

Anna Adamyan has received international recognition for her pianistic and scholarly achievements, including First Prize in the Professional Category and a Special Prize at the Golden Piano Talents International Online Competition (2025). Her professional accomplishments also include research grants, international conference participation, scholarly peer-review activities, and expert collaboration with Armenian state institutions.