Tatiana's piano and music theory studio

Hi Everyone,
My name is Tatiana. I am from Tomsk, Russia, and I began playing the piano at the age of six. At thirteen, I auditioned for and was accepted into a music school for gifted children, and during my four years there, I performed with the Novosibirsk Symphony Orchestra as a soloist, chamber musician and accompanist. At fifteen, I won the Siberian and Far East Piano Competition and went on to win many other prestigious competitions and awards during my career. Later, I studied at Nizhny Novgorod Conservatory, one of the top music conservatories in Russia, where I graduated as a concert pianist, accompanist, chamber ensemble musician and piano teacher. I went on to perform and teach as a senior lecturer at various colleges, music schools and universities in Russia.

I moved to South Africa in 2005 and have performed many solo concerts and piano duets around the country and in Zimbabwe. I have developed a reputation for excellence as a teacher, and as a result of the consistently high standard of achievement by my students in exams and National Eisteddfods, I was recognized by Trinity College of London as one of the best piano teachers in Johannesburg. I have consulted for Trinity College and assisted with the development and improvement of all exam-related issues from sight-reading to the choosing of exam pieces for their books internationally.
Students who study with me will learn all the important aspects of music including ear training, sight-reading, technique, theory, and practical skills, and they are equipped to do exams from grade one right through to university entrance. I am a dedicated teacher and commit myself wholeheartedly to my students, often going above and beyond to ensure their success and development. I believe that all children, with persistence, hard work, and the active participation and support of their parents, can achieve a high standard of playing.

I currently live in Bosnia and Herzegovina. I am looking for a few more pupils to teach online. I continue preparing students for International Piano and Theory of Music working via Skype. I recommend that my students plan for two lessons per week: 1) piano and 2) musical knowledge, including theory of music, sight-reading and aural training. Thank you.

My contact details: dolce_40@yahoo.com

Kind regards,

Tatiana