Anna Solovieva: the daughter of the legendary couple - Tatyana Drubich and Sergei Solovyov

Very few people know who Anna Solovyova is. Perhaps, because she took the name of her father, popular only in her circles - which can not be said about her mother. Anna Solovieva is the daughter of Tatyana Drubich, a Russian actress who has over 30 roles in various films, as well as several film awards in various categories.

Biography and creative path

When Ana was 5 years old, her parents divorced. The daughter stayed with her mother, but did not stop communicating with her father. From the words of the girl, her parents even after the divorce kept a warm relationship, which helped her to transfer their gap painlessly.

At the age of 8 Anya already knew how to play the piano. In 1998, she entered the Moscow State College of Music. Chopin, where she studied until 2002. Having graduated with honors from this institution, she began to study at the Munich Higher School of Music, where she honed her skills for another 6 years. Upon completion of the training she received a bachelor's and master's degree.

When Ana was 12 years old, she performed at the Bolshoi Theater as part of a symphony orchestra.

On the way to Olympus

At the age of 18, Anna Solovyova wrote her first music for the film "On Love." This work later became her business card and almost immediately worked in favor of Ani. In the process of creating the first musical work her father noticed that Anya is already capable of writing professional music and invited her to compose a waltz for the film "Anna Karenina", on which he worked. Anya easily wrote a beautiful waltz, and then the entire score to the above-mentioned film. As a result, a qualitative joint work with the participation of members of the Solovyov family - Drubich:

• Father - the main director of the picture.
• Mom - played the main character.
• Anya - wrote music.

Since 2002, Anna Solovyova left her native country and went to live, study and work in Germany, while she did not change her citizenship, she is still a Russian.

Since 20 years Solovyov has been touring Europe with numerous concert programs. Together with the concert work, she writes music for films and theatrical productions.

On the account of the young composer in the person of Ani there are a lot of musical works written for both domestic and foreign paintings.

Anna Solovieva was repeatedly nominated for various music awards, including:

• 1 st place at the Moscow Competition. Beethoven;
• Mozart's award at the Bremen national piano competition;
• Scholarships of the Spivakov Foundation and the Krainev Foundation;
• Nominee and finalist of the Russian national film award "Nika" for composer work;
• Prestigious musical award "Triumph".

In 2010, while in Germany, Anna Solovyova received a grandiose for writing music for cartoons, which, according to the girl herself, is much more complicated than writing music for films.

Hollywood career

Since 2013, Solovyova moved to Los Angeles, where she perfected her skills for a while, now works for Hollywood. In the US, she gives concerts and writes music to order.

In the same year, Tatiana Drubich came to Los Angeles to visit her daughter, who still helps her in raising her granddaughter. Tatyana Drubich, Sergey and Anna Solovyova in the photo below show a model of a truly happy family.

In the interview, Anya repeatedly mentions that Los Angeles has not become her home and, most likely, will never be. She misses Russia and tries to visit her native land as often as possible. Together with her daughter and mother, she flies to Moscow about 3-4 times a year.

Currently, Anna Solovyova has no life partner.

Life in the cinema

Despite the burgeoning musical career, Solovieva managed to perform 4 roles of a secondary and episodic character in the following films:

• "The black rose is the emblem of sadness, the red rose is the emblem of love" (1989);
• "House under the starry sky" - Catherine (1991);
• "Three Sisters" - Masha in childhood (1994);
• "2_Assa_2" (2009).

She rarely appears in the movies, but surely her musical works can be heard more than once from television screens and not only.