Recognized internationally as a pianist and pedagogue, Sondra Tammam has performed throughout the US, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, and has presented master classes, lectures, and workshops in the US, Austria,Italy,Israel and France. She is co-director of the Dorothy Taubman Festival at Montclair State University. Former Associate Faculty (Keene) at the Manhattan School of Music (New York). Guest faculty at Tel-Aviv University (Israel), Tunghai (Taiwan) Conservatorio Santa Cecilia (Rome),Universitat fur Musik Graz (Austria) and Cetinje (Montenegro) Universities. Among her many awards are first prize in the Paderewski Foundation, the Awerbuch International, the Koscuiszko Foundation Chopin Competition, the Juilliard Concerto and the New York Orchestral Society Competitions. Her debut recitals in Carnegie and Wigmore Halls and the Concertgebouw were sponsored by the Paderewski Foundation. Her chamber music performances include appearances with members of the N.Y. Philharmonic at Lincoln Center. She has performed with orchestras in Italy and the US. She has broadcast live on WQXR and WNYC in New York and AFN Radio in Germany, and has appeared on WCBS, WOR and PBS television. She has recorded three CDs (Trutone and Palexa). Ms. Tammam was selected to be listed in Who’s Who of American Women. Clavier Magazine featured an article she co-authored on the topic of performance injury. In 2016-17, she presented a Master Class at the Manhattan School of Music (Pre-College) and was invited to speak at the MTNA National Conference in Baltimore. Ms. Tammam holds an M.M. from the Juilliard School and a B.M. from the Manhattan School of Music.
Master Class by Sondra Tammam: Solving Technical Complexities at the Keyboard.