With a distinction of excellence and as an international award-winner, the 17-year-old Mexican-Polish cellist Anna Komusiński stands out as one of the most promising artists of her generation.
Her performance has been described as “A wonderful cellist with a captivating and beautiful sound,” showcasing the mastery and sensitivity that characterize her musical art.

Introduced to the world of music at an early age within a musical family, Anna received her first cello lessons using the Suzuki Method. After taking her initial musical steps in Mexico, she moved her artistic pursuit to Europe to continue her musical education, where she embraced the legacy of the eminent Professor Henryk Zarzycki.

Winner by several prestigious international competitions in Europe, such as:

• Dotzauer Cello Competition in Dresden, Germany. 2020
• Popper International Cello Competition in Varpalota, Hungary. 2021
• Wiolonczelowy Ogólnopolski Competition in Kraków, Poland. 2019

From a young age, Anna began her artistic career as a soloist, performing with various orchestras and on European and American stages, such as:

• Lublin Philharmonic, Poland, under the direction of Wojciech Rodek.
• Lublin Chamber Orchestra, Poland, under the direction of Ewa Pukos.
• Pitesti Philharmonic Orchestra, Romania, under the direction of Tiberiu Dragos Oprea.
• Orquesta Filarmonica De Queretaro, Mexico under the direction of Mark Kadin.
• Orquesta Carlos Chavez, Mexico City under the direction of Roberto Renteria.
• Orchestre de Chambre de Vannes, France under the direction of Matthieu Langlet.
• Royal Albert Hall in London, England, as a special guest of the British Suzuki Association.
• Musikverein in Vienna, Austria
• Sonores Symfonieorkest Gent, Begium – Dirigent Joeri Van hove
• OSUANL Orquesta Sinfonica Nuevo Leon, Mexico – Dirigent DiazMunoz

Her participation in several Festivals to develop her skill and excellence, enriched by the teachings of internationally renowned Professors such as Ivan Monighetti, Wolfgang Manuel Schmidt, Adam Krzeszowiec, Maria Grün, Gary Hoffman, Johannes Moser, Stanisław Firlej, Reinhard Latzko, Danjulo Ishizaka, Claire Oppert,
Hans Jørgen Jensen, Clara Kim and Jacob Shaw.

• Allegro Vivo Festival in Horn, Austria.
• International Academy Cello in Nysa, Poland.
• Scandinavian Cello School in Denmark.
• Schloss Academy in Vienna, Austria.
• Krzysztof Penderecki European Music Center in Poland.
• Young Classic Europe, Milan, Italy.
• Kronberg Academy, Germany.
• Morningside Music Bridge, Boston USA.
• Trecastagni International Music Festival, Sicily Italy
• V Forum Wielkich Kompozytorów Lubelszczyzny

Anna is a scholarship recipient and active student of the “Intensive Weeks” program led by Russian-Swiss Professor Ivan Monighetti at the prestigious International Music Academy in Liechtenstein as well as:

• Scholarship holder recipient of Mexico’s PECDA program.
• Scholarship holder Penderecki Program, Lusławicka Orkiestra Talentów.
• Scholarship holder Krajowy Fundusz Na Rzecz Dzieci.
• Scholarship holder Creadores Escénicos.
• Scholarship holder Crescendo con la Musica Foundation.
• Scholarship holder Morningside Music Bridge
• Scholarship holder Musikakademie Liechtenstein

Since January 2025, she has been honing her artistry at the prestigious Musica Mundi School in Waterloo, Belgium, under the mentorship of Professors Claire Oppert and Vladimir Perlin. A cornerstone of her artistic development for the past three years has been her private studies with Maestro Ivan Monighetti, with whom she continues to work closely.

Driven by a deep sense of purpose, Anna shares her music in socially vital spaces nursing homes, public schools, hospitals, and adoption centers believing in music’s power to inspire, connect, and heal.

Anna performs on an 18th-century cello and bow, generously on loan from a private collection curated by Dr. Peter Hauber, Berlin Germany.