Mgr. Anna Králová DiS. graduated in classical singing in 2024 at the Teplice Conservatory in the class of Mgr. Barbora de Nunes-Cambraia. She earned a master’s degree in Marketing Communication at the Pan-European University and a bachelor’s degree in International Territorial Studies at the University College of Business in Prague. She studied saxophone at the Prague Conservatory and graduated from the classical singing class of Jitka Soběhartová. She graduated at the Primary Art School Horní Počernice – saxophone, and at the Primary Art School Šimáčkova – singing. She also studied piano, recorder, and oboe at the Primary Art School of the capital city of Prague.
In classical singing and in a singing duo, she won first and second place at the Music Festival of Pedagogical Schools and Colleges, and won the national competition of Primary Art Schools in the alto saxophone category. She participated in the International Interpretation Courses in Ostrava, Saxophobie in Bratislava, Baroque Opera Courses, and the International Master Interpretation Courses in Brno. At Nights of Film Music she performed Now We Are Free, Once Upon a Time in the West, and The Ecstasy of Gold. She sang the aria Habanera with the orchestra and premiered Missa Brevis by Matěj Bartoň.
She cooperates with ATAM Saxophone Quartet. She was a founding member of the Big EVR Band, where she sang and played alto/tenor saxophone for 10 years. She has been a singer of HoPoBand since 2013. She sings solo concerts in the Church of St. Francis of Assisi and regularly performs as a soloist in Ryba’s Christmas Mass in Brandýs nad Labem, Sázava Monastery, Břevnov Monastery, and other venues. In recent years, she has increasingly focused on popular and jazz music, expanding also into musical theatre. She teaches both beginners and advanced students in classical and popular singing, without age limitations.