ROBERT MOELING
Staff Accompanist

2234 Alice Pratt Brown Hall 713-348-4854

Dutch pianist ROBERT MOELING has performed to critical acclaim in Holland, Luxembourg, France, and the United States. He has appeared as soloist with the Milwaukee Symphony and the Denver Chamber Orchestra, and has performed with the Mirecourt Trio and members of the Fine Arts Quartet. His recordings include solo and chamber works of Brahms and Willem Pijper and the complete Debussy preludes for the Music and Arts, Koss Classics, Erasmus, and Projects labels. A frequent guest on National Public Radio, he has also been broadcast by WFMT Chicago, Wisconsin Public Television, Iowa Public Radio and Television, and Kansas Public Radio and Television. He has performed with the Amsterdam Chamber Society, Chamber Music International/Dallas, Anchorage Winter Classics, the Piatigorsky Foundation and the festivals of Groningen, Sitka, Estes Park, Anchorage, and Park City, where his collaboration with Leone Buyse and Michael Webster began.

Robert Moeling is a graduate of the Rotterdam Conservatory and pursued graduate studies at Indiana University as a Fulbright-Hays grant recipient. Among his mentors are Istvan Hajdu, Luba Edlina, Rostislav Dubinsky, Menahem Pressler, Gyorgy Sebok, and Josef Gingold, for whom he served as studio pianist. A devoted pedagogue, Moeling has held teaching posts at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Concordia University, and at Bethany College in Kansas as Billue-Burnett Distinguished Professor of Piano. He is a fulltime collaborative pianist at Rice University and teaches preparatory piano at the University of Houston's Moores School of Music.