Moshe was born in Hungary. At the age of 13 his family emigrated to Israel. There he studied the cello, horn, conducting and composition. Before conducting he was a professional horn player.

Recipient of many international prizes such as the prestigious Leonard Bernstein Prize. He is well known both in the Opera Houses and on the concert platforms world-wide, chief conductor of North German Radio Orchestra, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, Nagaya Philharmonic Orchestra, principal guest conductor of the Philharmonic Orchestra in Seoul and principal guest conductor of the Orchestra in Bretagne. A life full of human anecdotes and musical experiences.
Norma Fisher is recognised internationally as one of Britain's leading pianists and teachers. She has played with many of the worlds' great orchestras under leading conductors, and appears regularly with some of the best known chamber musicians in Europe. She teaches at the Royal Northern College of Music, is Artistic Director of London Master Classes and also gives master classes throughout the world.