Described by Romanian critics on national radio as "an exceptional pianist with a refined sound", Anelise is an undergraduate student holding a scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music in London, where she studies with celebrated pianist Florian Mitrea. Beginning her musical journey at the age of three, she has received numerous distinctions, including the Grand Prize at the Ina Macarie International Competition at just 13. More recently, her musicianship was recognized with a First and Special Prize at the Elite Musicians International Competition in Iasi, Romania.

In 2022, Anelise made her solo recital debut at the renowned Romanian Athenaeum in Bucharest, which was broadcasted on Classic FM Romania. Since then, she has brought her voice to esteemed venues across Europe, including Cadogan Hall (UK), St. James’ Church (UK),  Arcub Hall (Romania), Théâtre Municipal (France).

Alongside her work as a soloist, Anelise is a dedicated chamber musician with a strong interest in both core repertoire and lesser-known works in varied instrumental combinations. During her time at the Academy, she collaborated closely with two flautists, premiering works by Jean-Michel Damase and Ivan Sokolov in London. Throughout her studies, she has also worked extensively with singers, performing repertoire spanning from J. S. Bach to Hugo Wolf.

Anelise’s development as an artist has further been shaped by masterclasses and summer courses with esteemed musicians, including Boris Berman, Joanna MacGregor CBE, Yejin Gil, Till Fellner, Alexandra Dariescu.

Her early education took place in Bucharest, Romania under the tutelage of Maria Diaconeasa and Viorica Nistoroiu. During her time there, Anelise has won over 50 youth competitions and at 16 Anelise moved to the UK to continue her studies at the Purcell School of Music, which subsequently led her to be admitted at the Royal Academy of Music in 2022.