Eugenie Tamplon is a Blue Mountains based pianist, chamber musician, conductor and educator.
Born in the Russian Siberia, Eugenie began her music education at the age of six and later moved Germany to continue her piano studies under the guidance of Prof. Peter von Wienhardt at the university of Münster. She graduated with a Bachelor and Master of Music in 2010. She received further musical impulses from Prof. Ilya Scheps and Prof. Gregor Weichert.
Eugenie moved to Australia in 2010. She taught piano at the Australian Institute of Music and performed as a soloist and a chamber musician. She appeared in concert with singers like Barbara Jin, Lilya Sile, Kaine Hayward and Nicole Giezekamp. Eugenie is a founding member of The Storytellers Ensemble that made its debut at the Sydney Opera House in January 2022.
As a pianist Eugenie has performed at the Joan Sutherland Arts Centre, Art Song Festival Canberra, Art of Sound Festival at the Western Sydney University, Penrith Regional Gallery, Bankstown Arts Centre, Westley Theatre and the Verbrugghen Hall. In 2018 Eugenie was awarded the Louise Crossley Scholarship for female conductors. She regularly works with the Penrith Symphony Orchestra as a pianist and assistant conductor.
As an educator, Eugenie strives to nourish a love for music above all while aiming to maintain high standards in education. She has conducted a number of professional developments for young teachers lecturing on didactics, technique, memory and performance practice.