Dutch pianist Tobias Borsboom is known for his exquisite touch (Trouw) and his personal, moderately colourful playing (Dagblad van het Noorden/Leeuwarder Courant). Het Parool wrote in response to his latest CD that ‘Young daredevil Tobias Borsboom deserves packed halls with his beautiful Pan’.

Borsboom has established himself as a versatile and creative musician with great finesse and a broad repertoire. In recent seasons Tobias has performed in all major concert halls in the Netherlands as winner of the Dutch Classical Talent Award and Audience Award. With his solo program Wanderer and as soloist in Gershwin's Piano Concerto in F with the Dutch Student Orchestra he toured the Netherlands and abroad. He also performs as a soloist with the North Netherlands Orchestra and the Orchestra of The Hague. In his solo recitals he performs high-profile programmes in which he combines the great masters with contemporary music. Together with piano duo partner Yukiko Hasegawa, Tobias Borsboom  regular performs in Japan, where they were elected Shizuoka no Meishutachi (Masters of Shizuoka) in 2018. His debut album Wanderer and his CD with Vítězslav Novák's Pan have been critically acclaimed.

Borsboom excels not only as a soloist, but also as an inspired chamber musician. Regular chamber music partners are cellist Lidy Blijdorp, violinist Pieter van Loenen and saxophonist Femke Steketee. With cellist Pamela Smits, Tobias has collaborated since 2017 as programmer of the Friends Concerts concert series in Amsterdam's Zuiderkerk. The Hague chamber music festival Klassiek achter de Duinen, which he founded with violinist Pieter van Loenen in 2021, has quickly become an important event, praised for its top artists, attractive programming and good atmosphere.

Borsboom's artistic interests are broad, as evidenced by numerous collaborations with other art forms. His music performance for children in collaboration with Oorkaan, Meneer Tobias en het zwarte monster, drew packed audiences. With author Jan Brokken, he regularly gives literary concerts, including De Tuinen van Buitenzorg (piano solo) and De Rechtvaardigen (with Lidy Blijdorp). As an acting musician, Tobias Borsboom plays in his own productions The Schubertians & the 1826 Housewarming and Schubert/Schober.

Tobias Borsboom obtained his master's degree with Jan Wijn at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam in 2013. Before that, he was trained by Paolo Giacometti (Utrecht Conservatory, Young Talent). In addition to his busy concert life, Tobias Borsboom serves at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam as répétiteur.