Tamara Stefanovich is a classical pianist whose artistry has garnered acclaim on the international stage. Born in the former Yugoslavia, Stefanovich found her passion for the piano early in life and honed her skills at the University of Belgrade, before advancing her studies under the tutelage of legendary pianist and teacher Claude Frank at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. Over the years, Stefanovich has developed a reputation for both technical brilliance and interpretative depth, deftly navigating a repertoire that spans from canonical masterpieces to contemporary compositions.

Her discography reflects a commitment to the avant-garde as well as homage to the classics. With recent recordings like "Hans Abrahamsen: Left, Alone (Live)" and "Messiaen: Turangalîla-Symphonie, I/29", Stefanovich has explored complex, modern soundscapes, bringing her precision and emotive power to works that challenge and expand the boundaries of the traditional piano repertoire. Her release "Visions" showcases her ability to create immersive auditory experiences while "Influences" signals her nuanced understanding of music history and its enduring legacies. By championing contemporary composers like Vassos Nicolaou in "15 Klavieretüden & Frames" and engaging with the intricate works of York Höller and Thomas Larcher, Tamara Stefanovich not only illuminates the contemporary piano scene but also contributes to its dynamic evolution. Her performance of "Bartok: Concertos" is a testament to her versatility and command over diverse musical languages. Complementing her recordings, Stefanovich's live performances are noted for their intensity, precision, and communicative power, captivating audiences worldwide.

Genres

Balkan Classical Piano

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Latest Release

Hans Abrahamsen: Left, Alone (Live)

Hans Abrahamsen•

Tamara Stefanovich•

Peter Rundel•

WDR Sinfonieorchester Köln

Album - 18 Tracks - Released April 21, 2023