Teaching Philosophy: "I believe that each student has a unique way of learning music and that it is my duty to discover a method that works with them and create a unique and fulfilling music experience. Each student has the right to learn music that they feel passionate about and discover the joy of music through not just classical music but with pop, rock, jazz, or anything else in between. Coupled with a strong foundation in reading music and music theory I believe that any student can develop the same passion that I have for all music."
As a pianist and advocate of today’s music, Tim Flores aims to connect with audiences from the stage and away from it. Through thoughtful, relevant, and captivating programs Tim hopes to share an exciting view on how the music of today is as important as the music of the past 400 years.
German-American Pianist Tim Flores has created a strong presence in the Tampa Bay Area as a pianist, chamber musician, and music director. His recent move to Cambridge, MA as well as the start of his Master’s degree at Longy School of Music has seen him perform and work with various ensembles such as Boston New Music Initiative and Ensemble Uncaged as well as future performances with Boston Opera Collaborative in the Spring.
His past performances in Tampa were seen on concert stages/venues as both pianist, collaborator, and as a music director for shows such as Man of La Mancha, Cabaret, Green Day’s American Idiot, It Shoulda Been You and more! As a pianist Tim brings a wide ranging repertoire that places focus on the music of today and connecting with the audience to create a more interactive experience.. He has premiered works from countless composers from his recent home in Tampa to as far away as South Africa as both a soloist and chamber musician.
Tim has been teaching since 2013 and has been with Note-worthy Experiences since February 2020.
As a pianist and advocate of today’s music, Tim Flores aims to connect with audiences from the stage and away from it. Through thoughtful, relevant, and captivating programs Tim hopes to share an exciting view on how the music of today is as important as the music of the past 400 years.
German-American Pianist Tim Flores has created a strong presence in the Tampa Bay Area as a pianist, chamber musician, and music director. His recent move to Cambridge, MA as well as the start of his Master’s degree at Longy School of Music has seen him perform and work with various ensembles such as Boston New Music Initiative and Ensemble Uncaged as well as future performances with Boston Opera Collaborative in the Spring.
His past performances in Tampa were seen on concert stages/venues as both pianist, collaborator, and as a music director for shows such as Man of La Mancha, Cabaret, Green Day’s American Idiot, It Shoulda Been You and more! As a pianist Tim brings a wide ranging repertoire that places focus on the music of today and connecting with the audience to create a more interactive experience.. He has premiered works from countless composers from his recent home in Tampa to as far away as South Africa as both a soloist and chamber musician.
Tim has been teaching since 2013 and has been with Note-worthy Experiences since February 2020.
Tim Flores is working with our 9-year-old son & 11-year-old daughter. He jumped right in as a substitute instructor in a seamless way; quickly understanding & responding to their learning styles, personalities, levels, engaging them, challenging them & quickly guiding their growth. He has a kind, positive vibe as he provides a fun, focused lesson. He often adds an extra little element to keep them engaged & learning such as duets, learning how to give (& receive) constructive feedback from each other, listening activities about classical composers. He teaches them to appreciate where they are & get excited about what is next. He is super organized & follows up each lesson with a lesson plan that is extremely helpful for the my kids (& parents too) to navigate exactly what to work on & how to go about it. Tim clearly cares about his students and helping them both progress and find the joy of music! We are so appreciative that he is working with our children!
- Laurie from Wellesley
- Laurie from Wellesley
