Tatjana Komarova is the ex-wife of the the late Lars Wogt. She grew up in Moscow, taking early music lessons from her parents who are both musicians, her father (Vladimir Komarov) being also a composer.
In 1987, after her piano studies, she began to study composition at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow with Professor Nikolai Sidelnikov who laid the foundation for her compositional work and had a significant influence on her artistic development.
Her works have already seen a considerable number of international performances, and have been played at Carnegie Hall, Wigmore Hall, Wiener Konzerthaus, Concertgebouw and Lucerne Festival among others, as well as important venues and festivals in Germany.
Alongside Lars Vogt, she founded the annual chamber music festival “Spannungen”, at the hydropower plant Heimbach in 1998, and has been closely associated with it ever since. As composer-in-residence, she wrote her work Umhüllt von Licht und Nebel for Violin and Piano, which premiered at the festival in 2014.
In recent years, Komarova has been increasingly dedicated to the promotion of young musicians. Since 2010, she has been running the music studio “Notenfänger”, which also provides an important platform for art exhibitions and chamber music concerts at the “Salon Notenfänger”. She founded the studio in Berlin, where she also runs the artist agency “Komarova Artists Management”.