Teaching Philosophy: "Just as I live my life by following what brings me joy, that philosophy exists in my teaching as well. When I was a child learning piano, I could EASILY learn a piece that I loved. That passion drew me to the piano continuously, and I would memorize my favorite pieces effortlessly. All of us are attracted to different pieces and composers, and I believe that our desire to play what we are passionate about helps us learn the technique needed for all music with joy. Learning to play piano, cello or any instrument goes way beyond playing notes on a page. When you accomplish something that you at first thought was “too hard” or “impossible” — how will that branch out into other areas of your life? In essence, learning to play music can be a very empowering, inspirational, magical experience."
Tara Chambers, cellist and pianist, moved to Concord MA in 2016. She performed on Broadway as both an original and substitute cellist for 20 years beginning with Miss Saigon and ending with Soul Doctor and Matilda. In addition to Broadway she performed with Manhattan Chamber Orchestra, Jupiter Symphony, Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Finger Lakes Chamber Music Festival, and New York City Opera National Tour. She has performed in over 40 states as well as Canada, 7 European countries and throughout Korea. Tara had a teaching studio (mostly piano) in NYC for 17 years as she enjoys the variety of both teaching and performing. She received her MM from Manhattan School of Music in 1994 and her BM from Ithaca College School of Music in 1992 in cello performance. She has been teaching for Note-worthy Experiences since August 2019, where she teaches piano and cello.
Tara Chambers, cellist and pianist, moved to Concord MA in 2016. She performed on Broadway as both an original and substitute cellist for 20 years beginning with Miss Saigon and ending with Soul Doctor and Matilda. In addition to Broadway she performed with Manhattan Chamber Orchestra, Jupiter Symphony, Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Finger Lakes Chamber Music Festival, and New York City Opera National Tour. She has performed in over 40 states as well as Canada, 7 European countries and throughout Korea. Tara had a teaching studio (mostly piano) in NYC for 17 years as she enjoys the variety of both teaching and performing. She received her MM from Manhattan School of Music in 1994 and her BM from Ithaca College School of Music in 1992 in cello performance. She has been teaching for Note-worthy Experiences since August 2019, where she teaches piano and cello.
