As early on as a student at Prague Conservatory (under Prof. Eva Vyskocilová) this young harpist presented herself at music festivals both at home and abroad (Smetana's Litomyšl, Pardubice Music Spring, and others).
After graduation from Prague Conservatory she continued in her studies at the famous Moscow Conservatory of P. I. Tschaikovski under the foremost Russian harpist, Prof. Olga Erdeli. The five years of studies in Moscow both improved her harpist proficiency and, above all, deepened her affinity to chamber music.
During the last years of her Moscow studies she created together with Russian soloist Irina Krapukhina the harpist's duo "Aiolos Harp" whereupon they enjoyed great success with an extensive concert cycle "Music for the Harp from the XVIIth Century to the Present Time" including concerts in such places as Moscow, St. Petersburg and Vladimir. The real peak of this collaboration was their performance at the Falconer Centre in Copenhagen within the framework of the Fifth International Harp Congress in June 1993, where they presented music from the Russian composers V. Kikta, A. Glazunov and P.I.Tschaikovski.
After finishing her studies Stania Ramešová commenced private consultations with Prof. Patras, Prof. Storck and Prof. Dr. Würtzler.
In autumn 1992 she successfully began collaboration with orchestras in an international tour with the Kiev Symphonic Orchestra to Italy, Poland and the Ukraine,...
Coming back to Prague she founded the duo "Renaissance" together with violinist Roman Fedchuk . Duo "Renaissance" gained great popularity with audiences of music salons and concert halls not only in Prague and other Czech towns, but also in Genoa, Milano, Ubeda, Orense, Lvov, Moscow and other foreign venues. Duo "Renaissance" took part with chamber programme (T. Vitali, L. M. Tedeschi and G. Dinicu) at the 1999 Seventh World Harp Congress in Prague and at the 2002 Eight World Harp Congress in Genewa. And also began collaboration with the international ensemble of soloists "Concertino". She performed with the ensemble in Spain in 1997 during a concert tour.
In the same year, she recorded a unique CD with the title "Masters of Romantic" together with Roman Fedchuk and German soprano Regina Renzowa a soloist of Folksoper in Vienna, with compositions by world composers of the 19th and 20th centuries. In June 2001 and in september 2003 she had concert-turne with Roman Fedchuk and Regina Renzowa in Japan.
Along with performing she makes full use of her knowledge of harp music as a professor at Brno Conservatory, where she has taught since 1994. One of her students, Olga Kalvodová, received 2nd prize at the International Competition U.F.A.M. in Paris.