Tamara Kosinski is a professional horn player originally from Midland, Michigan. Her first experiences as a professional musician started in high school with her involvement with the Midland Symphony and Midland Music Society.  She received her Bachelor Degree of Music with Teacher Certification from the University of Michigan in 1991. Though she primarily studied with Lowell Greer, Tamara also worked under the guidance of Gail Williams, former Associate Horn of the Chicago Symphony and current Professor of Horn at Northwestern University. 

Tamara's teacher Lowell Greer was a pedagogue of natural horn, and strongly emphasized its importance to her development as a horn player. She  went on to perform on the natural horn with various period ensembles throughout the US and Europe including, The Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, the Portland Baroque Orchestra, and Chanticleer.

Tamara can be found performing on three period ensemble recordings including: "Mozart Sinfonia Concertante" with the Portland Baroque Orchestra, "Mexican Baroque" with Chanticleer, and "Berlioz: Les nuits d'été, Op. 7 - Handel: Arias with the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra conducted by Nicholas McGegan, featuring esteemed mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson.

Tamara is a current member of the Windsor, Ann Arbor, Saginaw, and Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestras.  Ms. Kosinski subs frequently with the Michigan Opera Theatre and the Toledo Symphony Orchestra.  Tamara has played on numerous concerts and two tours with the Detroit Symphony: a two-week tour of Europe and a week tour of Michigan. She also appears often with many other professional ensembles including the Grand Rapids, Flint, Midland, and Traverse City Symphonies respectively. 

Tamara is an experienced chamber musician, having performed  with the Detroit Chamber Winds, the Blue Lake Faculty Woodwind and Brass quintets,  and the Kalamazoo Symphony Brass Quintet. As a part of the Kalamazoo Symphony Brass Quintet, Ms. Kosinski performed concerts in a multitude of venues throughout the city of Kalamazoo. A founding member of the Fourcor Horn Quartet, Tamara continues to have a passion for horn ensemble music. 

Tamara has previously spent her summers as a faculty member of Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp in Michigan where she taught and performed for 15 years. Recently, she had the opportunity to perform in the Strings in the Mountains Music Festival in Colorado, alongside William VerMeulen and Tod Bowermaster. 

Tamara Kosinski  presides at the helm of a large studio of private horn students ranging from the ages of elementary to high school, though she occasionally teaches older students as well. Ms. Kosinski's decades of teaching experience (since 1989) has led to many of her more than 250 students achieving success in the music field, attending some of America's finest music schools including the University of Michigan, Oberlin Conservatory, Eastman School of Music, and Northwestern University. Her students have been featured professionally as performers and instructors throughout the US and Asia.