Anastasia Boudanoque
- Producer
Following her tenure as Executive Producer at Columbia Artists Management Inc. (CAMI Music), Anastasia Boudanoque founded Primavera Consulting, a firm that focuses on producing high-end classical entertainment events and consulting performing arts organizations all over the world. Additionally, Primavera represents a small roster of artists, reinforcing traditional talent management with digital and social media, endorsement opportunities, as well as educational, charitable, and cultural diplomacy initiatives.
As an artist manager, Ms. Boudanoque has been involved in the careers of some of the most compelling performers of our time including Ray Chen, Mischa Maisky, Long Yu, Olga Peretyatko, Julian Rachlin, Maxim Vengerov, and Tan Dun. As a producer, Ms. Boudanoque organized the 2010 Asian Games Festival in Guangzhou, bringing together Yo-Yo Ma, Midori, and other superstars for an unprecedented musical summit. Ms. Boudanoque organized the historic performance of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra in Manhattan's Central Park, celebrating the World Expo 2010, as well as the first ever Chinese New Year Gala at the New York Philharmonic, starting an annual tradition. In 2015, she produced a documentary for CCTV about the celebration of Chinese Spring Festival Traditions by the New York Philharmonic and Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
As a consultant, she advises clients such as the Nobel Foundation and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra on the programming of the Nobel Prize concerts. In 2008, she spearheaded the creation and launch of the Lang Lang International Music Foundation.
As an artist manager, Ms. Boudanoque has been involved in the careers of some of the most compelling performers of our time including Ray Chen, Mischa Maisky, Long Yu, Olga Peretyatko, Julian Rachlin, Maxim Vengerov, and Tan Dun. As a producer, Ms. Boudanoque organized the 2010 Asian Games Festival in Guangzhou, bringing together Yo-Yo Ma, Midori, and other superstars for an unprecedented musical summit. Ms. Boudanoque organized the historic performance of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra in Manhattan's Central Park, celebrating the World Expo 2010, as well as the first ever Chinese New Year Gala at the New York Philharmonic, starting an annual tradition. In 2015, she produced a documentary for CCTV about the celebration of Chinese Spring Festival Traditions by the New York Philharmonic and Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
As a consultant, she advises clients such as the Nobel Foundation and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra on the programming of the Nobel Prize concerts. In 2008, she spearheaded the creation and launch of the Lang Lang International Music Foundation.
