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Tamara Stefanovich is an internationally acclaimed pianist whose deep curiosity spans Bach to Boulez, Ives to Messiaen, and modern collaborations that push the boundaries of performance. With a career built on precise technique, insightful interpretation, and a collaborative spirit, Stefanovich has become a fixture on concert stages and in the studio. This page highlights her detailed biography, notable discography, and upcoming tour information, kept up-to-date for fans and concert-goers alike.

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Whether performing as a soloist or partnering with ensembles and collaborators, Stefanovich’s work reflects a commitment to discovery and clarity. Stay connected for announcements on new releases, festival appearances, and intimate recital programs. For the latest news and tour updates, follow Tamara Stefanovich on her official channels and plan your visit to secure seats for her next performance.

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Quick Facts About Tamara Stefanovich

  • Organised Delirium (Pentatone) released March 7, 2025, featuring Boulez’s Piano Sonata No. 2 and other 20th-century works; critical attention highlighted by press and festivals. (Pentatone product page; Guardian review.)
  • Scarlatti: Sonatas (EP) released as a digital EP on October 24, 2025 (Pentatone), showcasing Stefanovich’s interpretation of Scarlatti in a 4-track format.
  • Left, Alone (Winter & Winter) is Hans Abrahamsen’s left-hand concerto recording with WDR Sinfonieorchester Köln, released in 2023.
  • DLW: Extended Beats (bastille musique) released May 17, 2024, the second DLW collaboration with Christopher Dell, Christian Lillinger, Jonas Westergaard; it won the German Record Critics’ Award in 2024.
  • Visions (Pentatone, with Pierre-Laurent Aimard) released September 23, 2022; a two-piano program centered on Messiaen’s Visions de l’Amen and related pieces.
  • This Departing Landscape (NMC Recording) by Martin Suckling features Stefanovich as pianist; released February 12, 2021.

The records

Tamara Stefanovich Discography

  • Organised Delirium
    2025 · Pentatone
  • Scarlatti: Sonatas
    2025 · Pentatone
  • DLW: Extended Beats
    2024 · bastille musique
  • Left, Alone
    2023 · Winter & Winter
  • Visions
    2022 · Pentatone
  • This Departing Landscape
    2021 · NMC Recordings
  • Influences
    2019 · Pentatone
  • Kurtág: Complete Works for Ensemble and Choir
    2017 · ECM New Series
  • Zählen und Erzählen
    2015 · Winter & Winter
  • Bartók: Concerto for Two Pianos, Percussion and Orchestra
    2008 · Deutsche Grammophon

Whether performing as a soloist or partnering with ensembles and collaborators, Stefanovich’s work reflects a commitment to discovery and clarity. Stay connected for announcements on new releases, festival appearances, and intimate recital programs. For the latest news and tour updates, follow Tamara Stefanovich on her official channels and plan your visit to secure seats for her next performance.

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