Tamara Soldan is a Singer, Musician and Performer with a passion for exploration and innovation. Her musical journey spans a wide range of styles, from medieval music and Gregorian chant to contemporary music, jazz, and improvisation. In recent years, she has delved into the art of singing while accompanying herself on the medieval Fiddle, a unique blend that has become a hallmark of her artistic expression. Soldan presents solo programs featuring carefully curated repertoires that invite the audience to experience a dynamic interaction between music and space, where venues themselves become an integral part of the performance through sound spatialization techniques.

Her work also extends to the performative arts, with contemporary projects that she both curates and creates. Her solo and collaborative projects have been featured at prestigious festivals across Europe, including the House of Music Budapest, Fondation Bodmer Geneva, Museum of City Bratislava, Augustin Bibliothek Brno, Festival Musica Antica Ahuse in Germany, and Festival Musica Antica Valvasone, Biennale Venice.

Balancing her practice between medieval music performance and composition, Tamara combines the medieval Fiddle, voice, and electronics to create a unique sound world where ancient melodies and contemporary textures coexist. Her approach to archaic, pulse-free materials like monodic medieval music transcends the measurable passage of time, inviting a deeper, more personal engagement with music as an expression of both individuality and universality. Through her work, Tamara Soldan reimagines ancient melodies, reconstructing them in new forms that seek to reconnect with a deeper, spiritual essence—transforming ruins into a new artistic identity that resonates with both the past and present.

Originally from Italy (Venice), Tamara Soldan  relocated to Berlin in 2013.