Tamás Schóber (born: 5th June, 1963, Pécs, Hungary). Second-born son of János Schóber and Teréz Füredi, he has an older brother, János Schóber. He married Márta Kozma in 1990. They had two kids, Soma Schóber (1995), Sára Schóber (1996). He completed his primary school studies at the Mátyás király utca primary school in Pécs, then he graduated from the Széchenyi István High School (1981). He graduated from the Janus Pannonius University (now the University of Pécs) with a degree in singing-music-trumpet-folk culture (1986), (based on the opinion of the department) he started working as a teacher-conductor at the 1st practice school of the parent institution. A year later, he was given the position of head teacher, which he has been practicing ever since.

Educating himself, he studied conducting and composing in Budapest (1987-1993). In 2005 he graduated from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. His teachers - Lászlóné Péczely (primary school), Ernő Nagy (high school), Aurél Tillai (JPTE), István Párkai, Tibor Stark, Imre Földes (Budapest) - made a very deep impression on him, when he conceived the concept creation. The idea was realized in 1996, when he was noticed by a national textbook publisher as a singing and music consultant in Baranya County, who, seeing his imagination in the new concept, immediately introduced it. This idea has been realized in a 12-CD series, proven to be timeless as it was published for more than two decades with continuous corrections. At that time, they were also asked to review the textbooks, which were corrected together with his colleague József Tihanyi.

This work was a resounding success in Hungarian singing and music education, as this material was the first one published in CD format, producing excellent sound quality, which praises the work of the do-lá studio, László Dobos. After creating the audio materials, he gave accredited series of lectures on its practical application to teachers, trainers and conductors all over the country. In addition, he is an active participant in the Hungarian music scene, he moves comfortably in several genres. From 1979 he led the wind orchestra of his high school with the sudden illness and then death of György Nesz. Between 1981-1982 he plays the trumpet in the Reggiement Orchestra of the Hungarian People's Army, with which they won Who Who Knows? national talent show. From 1980 to 1984, he was the leader and bassist of the Pécs Spiritual Ensemble with which they were able to get to MTV’s first live audition of Who Knows What?. In 1982-1983 he played the trumpet of the Spectrum Jazz Ensemble in Pécs. Between 1982 and 1988 he was the conductor and singer of the musical productions of the Pécs Summer Theater. In 1985 he was the founder of the music school in Bóly, and the Bóly Youth Wind Orchestra, until 1987 he was a brass teacher, teacher of solfeggio music theory, and conductor. From 1986 he conducted school choirs, from 1986 to 1998 he was the second conductor of the Pannon Volán Béla Bartók Men's Choir, and from 1994 to 1998 he was the conductor of the Tinódi Mixed Choir in Szigetvár.

1982- he plays the trumpet in the Baranya Big Band Jazz Orchestra, then conductor, arranger and artistic director from 1987-1990. In 1996, he founded a music publishing house, making sound recordings with renowned ensembles throughout the country. In 1988, he accompanied and worked with thousands of singers from Europa Cantat (including: Imre Antal, Sándor Szakácsi, Piroska Molnár, László Helyei, Györgyi Lang, János Kulka, Éva Vári, Menyhért Szegvári, András Lovasi, András Berecz, István Csukás, Géza Pécsi, the Ghymes Ensemble, etc. They have an intimate relationship with Mária Szepes in a letter, later exchanging ideas in long telephone conversations.) He travels Europe as a conductor, in guest performances, in a choir competition in Canada (British Columbia, Vancouver Island) and is welcomed by audiences in the United States (Calgary, Vancouver, Missoula, Los Angeles, Tucson, Las Vegas, Portland, San Francisco, Seattle, Cleveland, New York etc.). He will also visit Mexico for a short time. The Chinese audience will also get acquainted with his works and adaptations. Participates in China with the Campanella Children's Choir in the VI. At the Choral Olympics, (Shaoxing) where they achieve a silver X. rating. They are the only ones to represent Hungary at this world event. They sing at the Shanghai Expo in the Hungarian Pavilion, are received by the Hungarian consul, get to Beijing, and even give a concert at the Great Wall of China.

Our country is popularized, the works of Hungarian composers are interpreted authentically. It acts as a bridge between older and today’s generations of composers. As a result, he adapted János Decsényi: Kati dalai c. cycle to piano, which was presented at the Kodály Center in Pécs on 15/12/2013, in the presence of the composer. Carl Orff: Carmina Burana was presented at the Kodály Center in Pécs 22/03/2014, conducted by Kobayashi Ken Ichiro. He has composed more than 300 works as a composer, several CDs by him (Baranya Big Band 1998-composition, orchestration; Pécs, the city of Mediterranean moods 2001; Emil 2003; Kölyököröm 2006; Missa mosso 2009-composition; "European Capital of Culture 2010 - Moods Memories "; Traditions, Values; and the composition and orchestration: " Pécs, Cultural World City "in 2010. His four stage works (Lottie and Lisa 1993; Ludas Matyi 1998; Emil 2003; The Bench 2010) were published. Choir and instrumentalist (2007: Missa mosso - Szekszárd Big Band, artistic director: István Pecze, orchestration: Ádám Gráf 2008; String Rhapsody I. String Quartet 2008.), 3rd prize, special prize and winner of the French TV5 music competition (1995). In addition, the Association of Hungarian Record Producers presented four gold records and one platinum record in recognition of his work in 2007. His signals will be heard at both European and world events. In addition to domestic TV and radio stations, his works are also regularly broadcast by foreign radio stations. His most comprehensive work to date (together with László Dobos) is a 10-CD Music Listening Anthology, which condenses his teaching, composing, conducting and pedagogical experiences into a comprehensive educational and educational material (ALEXANDRA Publishing). In 2014, he obtained a master teacher qualification. Conductor of the choir of one of the ambassadors of Europa Cantat, held in 2015. As a composer, he is invited to the EC 2015 composers’ presentation. His works, publications, sheet music and CDs were taken to 14 countries by music professionals, conductors and managers. In 2015, he was invited to Carnegie Hall in New York. This could not have happened that year, but the invitation from the American side were still valid. 2015 is also an important year in other respects, as it is launching a civic initiative to establish a music association, defining a target system for cultivating the traditions of Hungarian choral art. Thus, in the autumn of 2015, the PANNON MUSIC ASSOCIATION was formed, which first established a children's choir and then set the goal of forming additional singing communities. The construction was successful, Tamás Schóber took the stage with the Pannon Children's Choir in June 2017 at the Carnegie Hall in New York. During the tour, they gave several concerts in New York, and then also in New Brunswick, New Jersey. In the summer of 2019, they embark on a Canada-US tour with the Pannon Children's Choir, the Pannon Mixed Choir. The 24-day program of the tour is of paramount importance, as they undertake to promote compositions written for Hungarian children's choirs on the American continent. Patrons of the tour: ZOLTÁNNÉ KODÁLY, DR. PÉTER HOPPÁL Ministerial Commissioner, DR. MISETA ATTILA, Rector of PTE.

They perform in this extraordinary concert tour in Calgary, Vancouver, Missoula, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Cleveland, New York, New Jersey. At these concerts, the children's choir sings exclusively Hungarian choral compositions. It is also possible for their conductor to present his own works worldwide, so that the works of Tamás Schóber stand out to the American audience. The children's choir was then invited from Japan. Thus, in January 2020, the PTE Pannon Children's Choir performed with success in Tokyo, Kyoto, Kobe and Osaka. The occasion was the Sing’n Pray KOBEI INTERNATIONAL CHOIR COMPETITION, where Tamás Schóber's own work could already be included in the competition program, thus winning the favor of the professional jury.

They became regular participants in Zoltán Mága's New Year's Concert in Budapest, and the choir is becoming more and more well-known all over the country. Contributing to this is the fact that Bartók Radio often gives the choir and the conductor the opportunity to express themselves, so the trips and the results achieved were presented several times. One of the professional recognitions is that the processing of his choral work of Béla Bartók: „Ne menj el” was filmed several times by Bartók Radio.