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Laderach has been a member of the faculty at Mount Holyoke
College since 1975. Sabbatical projects in 2000 included
a five-week concert tour of the western United States and
Hong Kong, participation in the Starling-DeLay Violin Teaching
Symposium at The Juilliard School of Music and in a Five
College Video Conferencing Workshop, creation of a
web site for violin and viola and a web-based course
for her studio class and completion of the Pratt Renovation
Project which she chaired.
Born
in Toledo, Ohio, Ms. Laderach performed with the Toledo
Symphony Orchestra at the age of 16. She also won concerto
competitions at Indiana University and Ohio University where she performed the Barber Violin Concerto
and the Brahms Violin Concerto respectively. She has studied violin with Urico
Rossi, Josef Gingold and Howard Beebe and chamber music with Janos Starker,
William Primrose, Albert Lazan, Fritz Magg, and Leighton
Conkling. She also attended and performed at the Yale Summer
School of Music and Art, Aspen Music Festival, Oberlin
Baroque Performance Institute and the University of Michigan
in a week-long master class with Henryk Szeryng.
Ms.
Laderach has performed frequently on both the modern and
baroque violins in solo and chamber music concerts at
Mount Holyoke College and in the Five College area. She
has toured the United States, Europe and Asia with colleague
Larry Schipull since 1989 and recently completed a
CD of Beethoven Sonatas that is available on the Folger
Library "Bard" label and the demo of an interactive
CD-ROM program on historically-informed performance.
Ms.
Laderach has also taught at Smith College, Ohio University,
Bowling Green State University Extension Division, Eastern
Music Festival, Aspen Music Festival and in the Toledo
Public Schools.
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