All-Beethoven Chamber Music Concert

Katharina Uhde, violin; Marc Moskovitz, cello; and R. Larry Todd, piano. Katharina Uhde, born in Germany, received her BA degree in violin performance, a Teaching Diploma and Artists Diploma at the Univ. of Music, Karlsruhe. She earned a MMus, a DMA and a Certificate of Musicology at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. She is currently studying with Richard Luby at UNC-Chapel Hill, where she taught as a visiting professor in spring 2011. Currently a graduate student in musicology at Duke, she has toured as soloist and chamber musician throughout Europe. Marc Moskovitz's musical path has taken him from NC to Indiana, Berlin, Germany, Virginia, Ohio, Boston and finally back to NC. As a student of Janos Starker, Marc was the third cellist at Indiana University to obtain a doctoral degree. Following a Fulbright year in Germany, he went on to hold positions at the Univ. of Virginia and the University of Toledo, where he served as associate professor of cello and cellist of the Toledo Trio. He currently lives in NC and serves as principal cellist of the ProMusica Columbus Chamber Orchestra. R. Larry Todd is Arts & Sciences Professor of Music and former chair of the Music Department at Duke. Among his books are "Mendelssohn: A Life in Music" and "Fanny Hensel, the Other Mendelssohn." A graduate of Yale University, he studied piano at the Yale School of Music and with the late Lilian Kallir.