Anamaria Madalina Lauric

Mădălina began her musical studies at the age of eight in her hometown in Romania. Recognizing her talent, her teacher encouraged her to continue at a prestigious art school in a nearby city. By the age of 17, she earned a diploma from the “Octav Băncilă” Art School, and soon after pursued higher education in music.

From 1998 to 2003, she studied at the “George Enescu” University of Arts in Iași, Romania, where she specialized in Music Education, Musicology, and Pedagogy. During this time, she also obtained her Teacher Training Certification. Even as a student, she began teaching Music Theory, Music History, and Piano at her alma mater, the “Octav Băncilă” Art School. Upon graduation in 2003, she was awarded her Bachelor’s degree in Music Education, Musicology, and Pedagogy.

Following her degree, Mădălina pursued further training in Steiner Pedagogy, earning certification to teach in Waldorf schools, where music and the arts play a central role in child development. In 2008, she expanded her expertise by obtaining Kindermusik certification, allowing her to teach early childhood music classes and group lessons.

Since 2010, she has been a faculty member at the Contemporary Conservatory of Music and Arts. She is also a certified Piano Teacher with the Royal Conservatory of Music, where all of her students consistently achieve Honour Roll status. Beyond teaching, she is dedicated to fostering performance skills: she organizes and directs biannual recitals, giving her students invaluable opportunities to grow as musicians.