Conductor Tamara Dworetz studies with Bramwell Tovey at Boston University while pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in conducting. Previously, Tamara served as Assistant Conductor for the Austin Symphony Orchestra, and as a conductor for the Austin Youth Orchestra. In June 2018, the summer of Leonard Bernstein's centennial, Tamara was awarded 2nd place in the Boston Pops' Bernstein-inspired Conducting Competition.
In various capacities, Tamara has conducted the Moscow Symphony Orchestra, Boston Pops, New Symphony Orchestra (Sofia, Bulgaria), Indiana University Brass Choir and DeKalb Symphony Orchestra. She has also greatly enjoyed working with collegiate orchestras and youth symphonies, including the University of Texas Symphony Orchestra, Boston University Symphony Orchestra, Emory Youth Symphony Orchestra, Austin Youth Orchestra, Boston Youth Symphony Repertory Orchestra, Metropolitan Youth Symphony Orchestra of Atlanta and Boston University All-Campus Orchestra. She has participated in 3 international conducting masterclasses.
Tamara was music director of the University of Texas University Orchestra. As the Director of the Lakeside High School Orchestra program in Atlanta, Georgia, she initiated numerous programs including an after-school private lesson program, field trips to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) and Nashville Symphony Orchestra, and bi-weekly "Sectional Days" in which students were coached by ASO and Atlanta Opera musicians. Tamara currently enjoys serving as the Boston Site Director for the Athena Summer Music & Leadership Camp for young women. She has degrees from Indiana University (Bachelor in Music Education), the University of Georgia (Masters in Music Education) and the University of Texas at Austin (Masters of Music in Conducting).
In various capacities, Tamara has conducted the Moscow Symphony Orchestra, Boston Pops, New Symphony Orchestra (Sofia, Bulgaria), Indiana University Brass Choir and DeKalb Symphony Orchestra. She has also greatly enjoyed working with collegiate orchestras and youth symphonies, including the University of Texas Symphony Orchestra, Boston University Symphony Orchestra, Emory Youth Symphony Orchestra, Austin Youth Orchestra, Boston Youth Symphony Repertory Orchestra, Metropolitan Youth Symphony Orchestra of Atlanta and Boston University All-Campus Orchestra. She has participated in 3 international conducting masterclasses.
Tamara was music director of the University of Texas University Orchestra. As the Director of the Lakeside High School Orchestra program in Atlanta, Georgia, she initiated numerous programs including an after-school private lesson program, field trips to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) and Nashville Symphony Orchestra, and bi-weekly "Sectional Days" in which students were coached by ASO and Atlanta Opera musicians. Tamara currently enjoys serving as the Boston Site Director for the Athena Summer Music & Leadership Camp for young women. She has degrees from Indiana University (Bachelor in Music Education), the University of Georgia (Masters in Music Education) and the University of Texas at Austin (Masters of Music in Conducting).