Violinist Anastasia Rossieva

A reception after a budget defense or a gastronomic break at a presentation often sags: people drift into their phones, make calls, crowd around the tables. At that moment, live violin brings the space together — guests involuntarily listen, conversations grow quieter, and the pause stops being awkward.

Anastasia Rossieva plays the violin and takes on the musical accompaniment of the event entirely: the buffet area, the gastronomic break, a concert number or block, a musical interlude, the dance program. The format is tailored to the task — solo, duet with cello, second violin or piano, trio and string quartet.

The flexibility of lineups is the main advantage here. For an intimate presentation, one violin is enough — it doesn't overpower speech and maintains the background. For a New Year's evening with a large hall, a quartet is assembled that sounds dense and keeps the dance part going. Between these two poles are duets and trios, if you need volume of sound without a full string ensemble.

Moscow and the Moscow region are the artist's home turf. He performs at corporate events, company anniversaries, presentations, and New Year's parties. The cost depends on the lineup, the program, and the city — we'll give you an exact figure over the phone. Leave your number — we'll check available dates and quote the fee.