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Born in a small town in southern Siberia, she was interested in music for Russian instruments from childhood and enrolled in a domra class. She perfected her performing skills at the State Music College named after The Gnessins, and then at the Leningrad (St. Petersburg) Rimsky-Korsakov State Conservatory in the class of Professor I. I. Shitenkov. After graduating from the Conservatory in 1991, Inna Ulyanova was invited to join the group of small domras of the Andreev Orchestra. Working with great interest in the team, she studied the peculiarities of performing Russian folk and academic music under the guidance of D. D. Khokhlov. In 2001, Inna Ulyanova assumed the duties of the band's concertmaster.

Her creative handwriting is distinguished by her painstaking attention to musical text, delicate articulation, and constant search for interesting timbres and unusual interpretations of musical material. In his work, he pays great attention to improving his performing skills and transferring experience to young orchestra artists.