Anna V received an Advanced Postgraduate Diploma and her Master of Music in Piano Performance with distinction from Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, where she has studied piano with Anthony Hewitt and Margaret Fingerhut and was a recipient of numerous awards and scholarships, including Malcolm John Bullock Memorial Trust Award, Birmingham Conservatoire Association Award and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire International Students Scholarship.

Anna was the prize winner of the International Robert Schumann Klavier Welttbert, Internationaler Deutscher Irmler-Klavierwettbewerb, Rome International Music Competition, Schumann International Youth Piano Competition, Mid-Somerset Festival, North London Music Festival, London Grand Prize Virtuoso International Music Competition, Abergavenny Eisteddfod Y Fenni and Leamington Spa Competitive Festival among others.

As a pianist, Anna has given solo recitals and performed in many concert venues in Asia and Europe, including Royal Albert Hall, Birmingham Town Hall, Parco della Musica and Hong Kong City Hall. Besides performing as a soloist, Anna is also an experienced collaborative pianist who has performed in varies chamber recitals and collaborated with many choirs and orchestras. She has also worked as a repetiteur for opera companies. Her recent engagements include Opera Novella production of Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte.

Anna has also appeared frequently as a vocalist and composer. She has studied voice with Klemens Cheng and Helen Field. Passionate about opera, she has sung in La bohème, Lucia di Lammermoor, Carmen, Cavalleria Rusticana, Pagliacci, Norma, Gianni Schicchi and Amahl and the Night Visitors. Her compositions include piano, vocal and chamber works, were premiered in Hong Kong and the United Kingdom by various musicians. As one of the finalists in the New Generation 2014, her String Quartet "The Forester" has been broadcast on RTHK Radio 4. Her solo piano piece "Images" is included in the RMN Classical album"Modern Music for Piano" and distributed in stores and digital platforms. In 2019, her choral work "The Infinite Shining Heavens" was premiered by London Oriana Choir in their annual concert. She has studied composition with Dr. Christopher Coleman and Richard Leigh Harris.