Inspiring ensemble partner and solo performer, pianist Tatiana Goncharova performed throughout the United States, South America, Europe and Japan. Praised by critics for her "exceptional musicianship", Ms. Goncharova has displayed "brilliant combination of technical assurance and sensitivity" in performances at such noted venues as has Alice Tully Hall, Kravis Center, Caramoor ,Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center, Ravinia, and at a highly acclaimed duo recital with Pinchas Zukerman at the Colden Center for the Performing Arts.

Frequent collaborations with International artists have taken Ms. Goncharova to renowned music festivals such as the Illona Feher Festival in Israel; Montpellier Music Festival in France, Great Composers Festival in Canada and Soestengberg in the Netherlands. In the United States, Ms. Goncharova has been an active performer at the Aspen Music Festival, Lyric Chamber Music Society in New York, Appalachian Summer Festival, and Lucas Foss Music Festival of the Hamptons , NY. Ms. Goncharova is on the faculty of the National Arts Centre's Young Artists Program (Pinchas Zukerman, Artistic Director) in Ottawa, Canada and the Perlman Summer music program. Her radio appearances included live performances on Radio France, New York's WQXR ,WNYC and. nationally on NPR's Performance Today.

Since her arrival to the United States in 1989, Ms. Goncharova has won first prizes at the Olga Koussevitzky Piano Competition, Bergen Philharmonic Competition as well as scholarships at Juilliard and Manhattan School of Music among others

Born into a musical family, Tatiana Goncharova began her studies at an early age, and made her debut with Minsk Philharmonic at the age of ten. While attending Minsk School for Gifted Children, she won several National Competitions that led to appearances as a soloist with orchestras throughout the former Soviet Union. Ms. Goncharova studied with such renowned musicians as Leon Fleisher, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Eugene Malinin and Oxana Yablonskaya at the Moscow State Conservatory, Manhattan School of Music and at The Juilliard School.