Celebrating Women’s History: Barbara “Bobbi” Moskow
The soprano and beloved Curtis alumna Barbara “Bobbi” Moskow (Voice ’50) forged a career that bridged the worlds of opera and Yiddish song.

The soprano and beloved Curtis alumna Barbara “Bobbi” Moskow (Voice ’50) forged a career that bridged the worlds of opera and Yiddish song.
The internationally acclaimed quartet, formerly the Nina von Maltzahn String Quartet in Residence at Curtis, were honored with this prestigious award.
The first concertmaster of the Berlin Philharmonic and member of the Rosamunde String Quartet steps into a new role, mentoring Curtis’ violin students.
The trailblaizing African American pianist, vocal coach, and Curtis faculty member (1970–90) mentored generations of musicians.
The prize-winning young Curtis violinist is recognized as a rising artist shaping the future landscape of classical music.
The internationally acclaimed soprano and Curtis alumna discusses her historic Metropolitan Opera debut as Queen of the Night and more.