Macedonian conductor Ana Spasovska is considered one of the most promising young artists of her generation. “She is a born conductor. She is one of my best students,” is how her teacher and mentor, Slovenian conductor Uros Lajovic, describes her.

Ana Spasovska was born in Skopje in 1998. She began her violin studies at the age of 9 and continues her education at the Academy of Music in Skopje in the studio of Oleg Kondratenko. She is the winner of numerous special awards for both solo violin and chamber music. In 2018 she was offered a permanent position as a violinist in the orchestra “FAMES”.

In the same year, Ana started her conducting studies at the Academy of Music in Skopje, North Macedonia, with Prof. Borjan Canev. She gained her first conducting experience with the Orchestra of the Academy of Music, with which she continues to collaborate. Since 2019, she has regularly participated in master classes under the direction of Maestro Uros Lajovic in Dubrovnik and Plovdiv.

In 2019 Ana made her conducting debut with the Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra, followed a few months later by the Plovdiv State Opera, and in 2021 she made her debut with Jeunesses musicales. She was invited to conduct at the First Skopje Brass Festival, where she collaborated with the distinguished Hungarian trombonist Gyorgy Gyivicsan. Her debut with the Macedonian Philharmonic Orchestra took place in June 2021.

As a conductor, she will continue to perform with the Macedonian Philharmonic Orchestra in the upcoming season. As an assistant to Prof. Borjan Canev, she had the opportunity to conduct at the Ohrid Summer Festival. Ana Spasovska was part of the European Orchestral Performance Program, assisting the British conductor Timothy Redmond.

Recently Ana Spasovska won the first international master class and competition at the Hungarian National Symphony Orchestra in Szeged, Hungary.