Anahit was born into the fourth generation in a family of professional musicians and started musical training from the age of five. Anahit studied at the Tchaikovsky Music School and Yerevan State Conservatoire. After completing her studies in Armenia she had given numerous recitals there.

Anahit graduated from the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles under Evgeni Mogilevski and from Royal Academy of Music (Dip RAM) in London under Pascal Nemirovski. She is a recipient of the Diploma D’Onore at the Accademia Chigiana in Siena. Anahit is a laureate of the International Emmanuel Durlet Paino Competition in Antwerp, Belgium.

Her studies were complemented by master classes from the likes of Paul Badura-Skoda, Michele Campanella, Lazar Berman, Lev Naumov and Stephen Hough. In London she held recitals and chamber music performances at the Wigmore Hall, the Royal Festival Hall and the St. Martin-in-the-Fields. Anahit has also performed at the Santori Hall in Tokyo, the Grande Salle du Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles and the Gavot Hall in Paris.

Anahit has made numerous concert appearances with the London Soloists Orchestra and has regular performance engagements with the Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra. She is the founder of the Fugata Quintet, UK, an ensemble with an unconventional instrumentation inspired by Astor Piazzolla’s original compositions and which plays music of all periods. She has also adjudicated at various international piano competitions, and given masterclasses in Armenia. Anahit’s current engagements include a project with Naxos Records regarding contemporary Armenian piano music.