Ana Oboroc was born in the Republic of Moldova in 2001. After graduating from the Ciprian Porumbescu Specialised Music Lyceum, she went on to study at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich under Prof. Mi-Kyung Lee. She is currently studying in the class of Prof. Dr Reto Kuppel at Nuremberg University of Music.
She has gained significant artistic inspiration from masterclasses with Zakhar Bron, Ingolf Turban and Florin Paul, among others. She has gained orchestral experience through an academy at the Nuremberg State Theatre, as well as through regular guest appearances with the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra and the Ingolstadt Chamber Philharmonic. She was also a member of the Youth Orchestra of Romania and Moldova. She made her debut as a soloist with the National Philharmonic Orchestra in Chișinău at the age of just 16.
During her school and university years, she won numerous awards at national and international competitions. Notably, she won first prizes at the ‘L. Beethoven International Competition in Austria, the ‘Nedyalka Semionova’ International Competition in Bulgaria and the ‘Zlata Tkach’ and ‘Stefan Neaga’ national competitions in the Republic of Moldova.
Her further accolades include second prizes at the ‘Nouvelles Etoiles’ competition in France, the ‘Paul Constantinescu’ competition in Romania and the ‘North International Music Competition’ in Sweden, a third prize at the ‘Eugen Coca’ International Competition in Moldova and a special prize at the ‘Triomphe de l’Art’ competition in Belgium.
She plays a 1801 Claude Pirot violin, which is on loan from the Hiltner-Wolf Foundation.
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