Anna Husáhr has received acknowledgement of her potential through 
various auditions and exams. This spring she was accepted at 
Manhattan School of Music in New York as one of 480 singing 
applicants for 20 places and she also received a scholarship to go to 
Thornton School of Music at University of Southern California in Los 
Angeles. She was also chosen as the recipient of the Simon Fletcher 
Charitable Trust's 2006 award.

Born in Borlange, Sweden in 1983, Anna Husáhr started to sing at the 
age of 12. However, her musical interest had already been evoked long 
before by her father who took her to her first piano lesson at the 
age of 6. She has played the piano ever since. At 16 she auditioned 
to the Music Conservatory in Falun, the only full-time classical 
music school of its kind available for students aged 16-18 in Sweden. 
After 3 years studying under Birgitta Sundqvist Anna started looking 
for an undergraduate course that would live up to her expectations. 
Therefore she applied to Guildhall School of Music and Drama in order 
to receive the best possible teaching.

Anna graduated in the summer of 2006 from the Guildhall School of 
Music and Drama receiving a Bachelor of Music degree at the renowned 
school. During these years she has worked on refining technique, 
interpretation and acting in the various classes the school offers; 
movement, language classes, drama, song classes in French, Italian 
and German as well as aria classes and private singing lessons. She 
has studied, developed and vocally matured with Theresa Goble as her 
singing teacher throughout her college studies.

Anna has a light, lyrical soprano voice that is suitable for Mozart-
parts such as Zerlina in Don Giovanni, Pamina in The Magic Flute and 
in operas by other composers for example Lauretta in Gianni Schicchi
(Puccini), Nannetta in Falstaff (Verdi), Norina in Don Pasquale
(Donizetti), Nedda in I Pagliacci (Leoncavallo) and Gretel in Hansel
und Gretel (Humperdinck) to mention but a few.