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Faculty: Tamara Goldstein
Tamara Goldstein, D.M.A. University of Colorado/Boulder, MM The Juilliard School, BM Indiana University/Bloomington, enjoys a diverse career as a chamber musician, teacher, and soloist. She is currently Artist-in-Residence and Assistant Professor at Metropolitan State College of Denver. In addition to her role as head of Piano and Coordinator of Accompanying and Chamber Music at Metro State, Tamara is also Founder/Director of the annual mini-festival, Piano Celebration. During the summer season, Tamara serves on the accompanying faculty at the Aspen Music Festival for violin pedagogue, Paul Kantor. Principle piano teachers include Angela Cheng, German Diez, Abby Simon, Brigitte Engerer, and collaborative piano with Mutsumi Moteki, Martin Katz and Gyorgy Sebok. Known especially for her collaborative work, Tamara has performed in duo recitals with renowned concert artists such as Carol Wincenc, Karl Kraber, Jesse Levine and CSO concertmaster, Yumi Hwang-Williams and opera singers Judith Christin and Curt Peterson. Recent performances have included the National Public Radio show "Performance Today," televised concerts in Italy and a teaching/performing residency in Singapore. Tamara Goldstein has been concerto soloist with many Denver-area orchestras, including Longmont, Littleton, Lakewood, Jefferson and Aurora Symphony Orchestras as well as the Denver Philharmonic and Centennial Philharmonic Orchestras. Dr. Goldstein is a certified Suzuki Piano instructor and was a guest recitalist and workshop presenter at the SAA National Conference in Minneapolis in both 2004 and 2006 and at the 2006 Suzuki Method World Convention, in Italy. She has taught as Instructor of Music Theory at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and served as accompanist for Central City Opera, Colorado Opera Troupe, the Colorado Children's Chorale and the Colorado Symphony Chorus. She was pianist for the Colorado Chamber Players from 1995-2005. Dr. Goldstein is listed in Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World. |
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