His CD recording of H. Daniel Sepec is the only musician to date to have recorded a CD on a rediscovered violin formerly belonging to Ludwig van Beethoven together with pianist Andreas Staier. Violinist Konstanze Lerbs studied in Hanover and Cologne. Apart from the orchestra, she continues to pursue her interest in chamber music, in which she has a wide stylistic range and also loves making excursions into the cross-over genre.
Outside music, she dedicates her attention and her interest to her children and her home in Bremen. During her school days Friederike Latzko was a junior student at the University of Music in Cologne, where she received intensive chamber music lessons from the Amadeus Quartet.
After earning her university entrance qualification, she changed to the University of the Arts in Berlin, where she gained further ensemble experience in all of the major West Berlin orchestras. In the meantime, she has been a solo violist and dedicated music teacher here for over 30 years.
Friederike Latzko has two grown-up children and spends any spare time in her studio painting and working on her next exhibition. He is the prize winner of several competitions such as the international Premio Vittorio Gui competition in Florence. In his adopted North German home, he conducts the Oldenburg Chamber Orchestra and is regularly involved in chamber music courses for amateurs. In his free time, Marc Froncoux enjoys spending time in the country.
He trains regularly for his trekking tours in the Himalayas, thus combining healthy exercise with his search for inner calm. Viola Friederike Latzko During her school days Friederike Latzko was a junior student at the University of Music in Cologne, where she received intensive chamber music lessons from the Amadeus Quartet.
