61. The Curtis Institute Of Music Curtis classmates then and university professors now, violinist scott St. john (Universityof Toronto) and pianist Min Kwon (Rutgers University) team up for http://www.curtis.edu/html/10300_04_02.shtml

Calendar of Public Events - February 2004 LAST MONTH NEXT MONTH 02/01/04 - 3 p.m. Alumni Recital Series Scott St. John, violin and Min Kyung Kwon, piano Field Concert Hall, 1726 Locust Street Tickets: $25. Curtis classmates then and university professors now, violinist Scott St. John (University of Toronto) and pianist Min Kwon (Rutgers University) team up for their first artistic collaboration since their graduation in 1990. 2003/2004 season made possible with support from Mellon Financial Corporation. top 02/02/04 - 8 p.m. Student Recital Field Concert Hall Open to the public free of charge; no tickets required. Students perform solo and chamber works; for details download the Student Recital Series Calendar or call the Student Recital Hotline at 215-893-5261. top 02/03/04 - 8 p.m. Student Recital Field Concert Hall Open to the public free of charge; no tickets required. Students perform solo and chamber works; for details download the

62. The Curtis Institute Of Music violinist scott St. john and Pianist Min Kwon to Perform a Benefit Recital at TheCurtis Institute of Music on Sunday, February 1 at 3 pm News Release January http://www.curtis.edu/html/40198.shtml

News Archive Read past news releases and Web-exclusive releases. For the most up-to-date information about forthcoming Curtis events, see What's New To be added to our mailing list, click here Manhattan School of Music President Marta Istomin to Delivery Address at The Curtis Institute of Music's Commencement Excercises on Saturday, May 8 News Release - April 27, 2004 Program notes for Curtis Opera Theatre production of The Rape of Lucretia Web exclusive - April 9, 2004 Program notes for April 18 Curtis Symphony Orchestra concert Web exclusive - April 9, 2004 Philadelphia Orchestra Music Director Christoph Eschenbach Conducts The Curtis Symphony Orchestra on Sunday, April 18 at 8 p.m. News Release- March 18, 2004 The Curtis Opera Theatre Presents The Rape Of Lucretia on April 29 and 30 at 8 p.m. and on May 2 at 2:30 p.m. at the Prince Music Theater News Release- March 26, 2004 The Curtis Institute of Music Presents a Tribute to George Rochberg on Sunday, March 21 at 3 p.m. News Release- February 25, 2004 Special announcement: Overseer Robert J. Harth passed away on January 30

63. Toronto Symphony Orchestra - About The TSO February 25, 2004 Stunning violinist Ilya Gringolts makes THE OAC, john WEINZWEIG,AND VICTOR FELDBRILL; scott ST. john AND SHAUNA ROLSTON TEAM UP FOR BRAHMS; http://www.tso.on.ca/season/press/press02.cfm

ONLINE CONCERT SCHEDULE Search our concert listings: Join the TSO E-Mail Club and receive programme notes by e-mail Already a member? Log in here 15 to 29? Try Toronto Symphony Volunteer Committee The Conductors' Podium is proudly sponsored by Ogilvy Renault :: View 2002/2003 Press Releases Press Releases June 3, 2004 It's time for some pomp, circumstance, and the Union Jack Last Night of the Proms! June 1, 2004 Peter Oundjian announces the winning composition of the TSO's "New Creations" Competition May 28, 2004 IMAGINE OVER 200+ PERFORMERS ON STAGE FREAKING OUT ON BEETHOVEN! May 17, 2004 OUNDJIAN CONDUCTS FIDDLE SENSATION NIKOLAJ ZNAIDER'S TSO DEBUT May 6, 2004 Jon Kimura Parker dishes up Rachmaninoff; May 5, 2004 MUSIC OF GERMAN HEAVYWEIGHTS: WAGNER, BRUCKNER, AND HERBIG! April 28, 2004 April 27, 2004 April 26, 2004 JOEL QUARRINGTON, PRINCIPAL DOUBLE BASS, AND ANDREW McCANDLESS, PRINCIPAL TRUMPET, RETURN TO THE TSO April 22, 2004 April 20, 2004 WARNER MUSIC, UNIVERSAL MUSIC AND THE TORONTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA JOIN FORCES FOR THE SECOND ANNUAL "SONIC BLOOM" April 15, 2004 "Italianissimo!" Join Gianandrea Noseda with the fun-filled Quartetto Gelato - one night only!

64. Brandon University - School Of Music News violinist Kerry DuWors Appointed to TenureTrack Position Lawrence String Quartet,Jane Coop, scott St. john, Jamie Parker, Annalee Patipatanakoon, Lydia Wong http://www.brandonu.ca/Music/news/DuWorsTenure.asp

@import url(http://www.brandonu.ca/stylesheets/stylesheet.css); This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards , but is accessible to any browser or internet device. Search Site: Prospective Students Students Alumni ... Contact BU School of Music News Violinist Kerry DuWors Appointed to Tenure-Track Position at BU School of Music Brandon University Queen Elizabeth II Music Building Brandon, MB School of Music Events May 25, 2004 Student Recital No Charge featuring pianists Everett Hopfner Matthew Morrissette Drew Quiring finalists in the Manitoba Provincial Music Festival more... May 30, 2004 Recital by students of the Eckhardt-Gramatté Conservatory of Music No Charge more... See Full Events Listing

65. The Seattle Times: Arts & Entertainment: In Depths Of Winter, A Pleasant, Summer music as possible onto one program, violinists scott St. john and Levin, violistsDavid Harding and Piano and Strings featured violinist scott Yoo, violist http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/artsentertainment/2001835081_winter13.html

Your account Today's news index Weather Traffic ... SERVICES Tuesday, January 13, 2004 - Page updated at 12:00 A.M. Concert Review In depths of winter, a pleasant, summery 'Interlude' By Emily Russin Special to The Seattle Times E-mail this article Print this article Search archive After last week's snowstorm, it's difficult to imagine dining al fresco with chamber music wafting through the breeze, but for the sixth year running, the Seattle Chamber Music Society wants to remind you of summer in the middle of winter. This past weekend the society's "Winter Interlude" reunited stellar musicians, many of whom are familiar from the group's summer appearances, from across the country and Canada. At Sunday's third and final concert, the audience's murmurs of satisfaction were audible after nearly every movement. Schumann's "Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano" in G minor featured violinist Ida Levin, cellist Ronald Thomas, and pianist Jeremy Denk in a richly textured piece that moved between agitation and reflection. Despite the lovely melodies and exciting tempos, Levin and Thompson's tones, particularly in their sustained vibrato sounds, did not match throughout. Levin dug in for an earthier, more organic sound, while Thomas displayed a brighter clarity. The musical equivalent of a bonbon, Grieg's "Two Elegiac Melodies" for four-handed piano delivered a short, yet stately opportunity for pianists Denk and William Wolfram. The two players combined forces so seamlessly that if you closed your eyes it sounded like one person playing an unusually dense piano part.

66. Cal Performances | Chamber Parking Alerts Education and Community Events Sightlines Fri, Apr 16, 7730 pm— pre-concert talk with violinist scott St. john, free to all event ticket http://www.calperfs.berkeley.edu/presents/season/2003/chamber_and_orchestra/even

Join the Email Club Request a Brochure ... Artists links Musicians from Marlboro Fri, Apr 16, 8 pm Sightlines Venue: First Congregational Church Price: Subscription Series: Choose-Your-Own Subscription Cal Performances' Chamber Music Series welcomes back the always-engaging Musicians from Marlboro, the touring extension of the renowned Marlboro Music Festival in Vermont, an annual summer haven for exceptional young musicians and seasoned professionals alike to explore together the vast repertoire of chamber music. "A virtual guarantee of musical excellence" ( Washington Post Program: Schubert/String Quartet in D major, D. 94; Ades/"Catch" for clarinet, violin, cello, and piano; Schoenberg/"Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte" for Reciter, String Quartet, and Piano, Op. 41; Mozart/Quintet for clarinet and strings in A major, K. 581 Patron Information: Program Notes: Program notes are available online, click here Parking Alerts: Education and Community Events: Sightlines free to all event ticket holders. Donor Events Related Performances: Takacs Quartet with Richard Stoltzman,

67. WCLV - 12/24 - Wednesday Arbos Spanish composer, conductor, violinist 1871 (132 finest of days shines forth!”);Thais St. Gloria (1974)Cambridge Singers; john scott, organ; Philip http://www.wclv.com/skin/blurb.php?sectionId=176&contentId=33748

68. JS Online: Violinist Going For High Note At UWM J. Barber II, pianist Abend and cellists Kartman and scott Cook. load, Zinck has setup recital series for UWM students at St. john s Home and Eastcastle Place http://www.jsonline.com/onwisconsin/arts/dec03/191125.asp

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69. News@UofT -- When Mothers Win -- February 9, 2004 ended any chance of a future in professional basketball for Professor scott St. Soat the age of 14, St. john was off to the small but wellrespected Curtis http://www.news.utoronto.ca/bin5/040209c.asp

Contact Us U of T Magazine National Report Edge ... U of T Home When mothers win Music professor Scott St. John traded in basketball for violin at an early age and never looked back by Michah Rynor Feb. 9, 2004 It was a simple sprained finger that ended any chance of a future in professional basketball for Professor Scott St. John of music. hands, ending his future on the stage. Mom won. Image: David Street But definitely no basketball. Michah Rynor is a news services officer with the department of public affairs. CONTACT: U of T Public Affairs, ph: (416) 978-2104; email: michah.rynor@utoronto.ca What are "your thoughts"? Back to "latest news" page news@UofT latest news briefly noted your thoughts in the news DEPARTMENTS: campus news business, law, soc. science

70. Sarnia Concert Association Artists From Past Years 198788, Amsterdam Guitar Trio Classical Cabaret scott St. john, violinistJazz in a Classical Key Amadeus Ensemble Opera Highlights. http://www.sarnia.com/groups/sca/pastyr.htm

Sarnia Concert Association Artists we have presented in past years Have a look at some of the famous names! Season Artists Louis Quilico, baritone Morisset/Bouchard pianists Paul Kuentz Paris Chamber Orchestra Claude Frank, pianist Simon Estes, baritone Columbus Boys Choir Lois Marshall Vienna Academy Chorus N.Y. Lyric Quartet Lee Evans Trio (jazz) Orch. Michelangelo di Firenze N.Y. Brass Quintet De Cormier Singers Anthony di Bonaventura Paul Kuentz Paris Chamber Orchestra Dorothy Warenskjold's Musical Theatre Jorge Morrel Duo, guitars John Alldis Choir Sheila Henig, pianist Angus Godwin, folk singer Lee Evans Trio (jazz) New Chamber Winds Joyce Jones, organist Rondoliers, male trio Chamber Players of Toronto Songs by Six Riki Turofsky, "An Evening with Jenny Lind" Stephanie Chase, violinist Montagnana Trio Tucson Boys Choir Ronnie Kole Trio Manhattan Operatic Trio Romeros Duo, guitarists

71. Lara St. John's Passion music of Brahms, although she found her older brother scott s recent performanceof St. john yearns to play more of the 20thcentury repertoire, especially the http://www.scena.org/lsm/sm5-7/stjhon-en.htm

Home Content Articles La Scena Musicale ... Search La Scena Musicale - Vol. 5, No. 7 April 2000 Lara St. John's Passion Seth Cooper April 1, 2000 Lara St. John, the 27-year-old Canadian-born violinist, sits with legs curled under her on a cushioned bench at the Ocean Grill in New York. She talks openly about herself and her blossoming career, her almost casual manner belying the seriousness of her commitment to music and the art of violin playing. The conversation turns quickly to the "infamous" cover of her first CD, where she appears discreetly nude, hidden by her violin. In answer to the outcry from critics and colleagues, she explains that her CD cover was simply projecting her feeling that there is nothing between her and her violin. She considers it tame compared to images portrayed in the pop commercial world. The CD has proved successful in attracting newcomers to St. John's work, drawing them to the highly aesthetic world of her playing. It has sold over 30,000 copies and received praise for its natural and accomplished performances — a remarkable debut recording in the highly competitive world of classical violin soloists. Reaching a large public While hoping to present more challenging works by Prokofiev or Bartok, St. John is quite content to play a Bach concerto in Vancouver or the

72. Scott St. John Press Kit 15 (1939), given an intensely focused and emotional reading by Canadian violinistScott St. john, moved into a realm of concentrated sorrow and anguish of http://www.franksalomon.com/presskits.asp?ArtistID=20&File_Name=20

73. Lara St. John: Bach Violin Concertos as something of a phenomenon by The Strad magazine and a highpowered soloist by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. john has performed as http://magnatune.com/artists/lara_st_john

Our Artists Aerobic Jonquil American Baroque Andreas Haefliger AntiGuru ... Yakshi Lara St. John Bach violin concertos. Bach Violin Concertos play hifi lofi tracks license ... buy Customers who bought Lara St John also bought: Andreas Haefliger Ehren Starks Vito Paternoster American Baroque ... Beth Quist Described as "something of a phenomenon" by The Strad magazine and a "high-powered soloist" by the New York Times, Canadian-born violinist Lara St. John has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony, the Montreal Symphony, the Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of Budapest, among many others, and given recitals around the world. The Strad magazine selected her as one of "the stars of the next decade" and called her "an electrifying player, as deeply satisfying in Bach as she is bewitchingly seductive in Waxman's 'Carmen' Fantasy. The L.A. Times has said: "St. John brings to the stage personal charisma, an unflagging musical imagination and genuine passion. Her two albums to date are bona-fide classics of the violin discography." In January 2002, Lara released her third CD on her own label. Bach: The Concerto Album and has received enthusiastic reviews. Gramophone Magazine placed the disc in its strongly recommended section, and wrote "It is difficult to argue with such a technically dazzling and unfailingly musical interpretation."

74. Choirboys In History - H 18501934, Comp./Baritone, Ger.-Eng. Herbert, William scott, St. Heyner, Herbert,St. German. Hilton, john, Trinity Coll., Cambridge, 1560-1608, Comp./Organist, English. http://www.boychoirs.org/history/cih-h.htm

Choirboys in History H Name Site of Choirboy Experience Occupation(s) Nationality Hahn, Bernhard Breslau Cathedral Comp./Choirm. German Hall, Henry Chapel Royal, London Comp./Organist English Hamal, Jean-Noël Liège Cathedral Comp./Choirm. Walloon Hamerton, William Henry Christ Church Cathedral Comp./Choirm. Irish Handl (Gallus) Jacob Camiola Comp./Choirm. Austrian Hann, Clement Walter Chapel Royal Violoncellist English Hann, Edward Hopkins Chapel Royal Violinist English Hann, Lewis Robert Chapel Royal Violinist English Hann, Sidney Chapel Royal Organist/Violist English Hann, William Charles Chapel Royal Violoncellist English Hardouin, Henri Rheims Cathedral Comp./Choirm. French Harris, Joseph John Chapel Royal Comp./Organist English Harrison, Samuel Concert of Ancient Music Tenor English Hart, Fritz Bennicke Westminster Abbey Comp./Cond. English Hart, Joseph Binns St. Paul's Cathedral Comp./Organist English Hawes, William Chapel Royal Comp./Choirm. English Hawkins, James St. John's, Cambridge Comp./Organist English Haydn, Franz Joseph St. Stephen's, Vienna Composer Austrian Haydn, (Johann) Michael

75. NPR : Performance Today For Tuesday, February 4, 1997 . GUITARIST SIMON WYNBERG. Guitarist Simon Wynberg (WINberg) and violinist ScottSt. john perform the Cantabile in D by Niccolo Paganini. (Naxos 8.550690). ». http://www.npr.org/rundowns/rundown.php?prgId=4&prgDate=4-Feb-1997

76. The New Yorker: Goings On About Town: Classical Music works by Stephen Dembski, Nathan R. Matthews, scott Gendel, and by the soprano HarolynBlackwell, the tenor john Koch, and Merkin Concert Hall, 129 W. 67th St. http://newyorker.com/goingson/music/

home changeHeaderSpot("/images/spots/sp_calendar_040531.gif") Issue of 2004-06-07 Posted 2004-05-31 AMATO OPERA NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC Note: Bronfman will join several members of the orchestra (including the violinist Glenn Dicterow and the bassoonist Judith LeClair) in a concert of chamber music by Beethoven, Harbison (the Wind Quintet), and Brahms (the Piano Quintet in F Minor). (92nd Street Y, Lexington Ave. at 92nd St. 212-415-5500. June 6 at 3.) RIVERSIDE CHORAL SOCIETY: BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: NORTH/SOUTH CONSONANCE CHESTER STRING QUARTET SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY: BARGEMUSIC ROULETTE FESTIVAL OF MIXOLOGY LOCRIAN CHAMBER PLAYERS MANUEL BARRUECO AND AL DI MEOLA MANNES BEETHOVEN INSTITUTE HUDSON VALLEY CHAMBER MUSIC CIRCLE OPERA ORCHESTRAS AND CHORUSES RECITALS OUT OF TOWN ... RECORDINGS Visit a site: Concierge Epicurious Style Swoon Allure Architectural Digest Cargo Glamour GQ Lucky Self TeenVogue The New Yorker Subscribe to a magazine: View Special Offers View All Titles Allure Architectural Digest Bride's Cargo Details Elegant Bride Glamour Golf for Women Golf World Golf Digest Gourmet GQ Jane Lucky Modern Bride Self Teen Vogue The New Yorker Vanity Fair Vogue W Wired Please read our Use of this Site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement This Site looks and works best when viewed using browsers

77. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Features I think. We were driving her crazy. . So mom decided son scott, twoyears older than St. john, should take violin lessons. He came http://starbulletin.com/2000/10/05/features/story3.html

Advertisement - Click to support our sponsors. Thursday, October 5, 2000 Lara St. John and attitude a symphonic original By Tim Ryan Star-Bulletin Classical violinist Lara St. John is suffering through "my worse hangover ever" but you wouldn't know it from the energy in her voice. "Oh, it was a very good thing," she says with a giggle about the previous night's celebration. "But it's going to be quite awhile before I do that again." Canadian St. John, 28, may be known as much for her good looks, free-flowing comments and Bohemian outlook on life as for her violin playing. The CD cover of St. John's "Bare Bach Works for Violin Solo" she pretty much bares it all with the violin strategically hiding body parts. "I am who I am, whoever that is," says St. John who performs with Sunday and Tuesday at the Blaisdell Concert Hall in her Honolulu Symphony debut. On stage What: Honolulu Symphony tribute to Leonard Bernstein, with guest violinist Lara St. John Date: 8 p.m. Sunday and 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Place: Blaisdell Concert Hall Tickets: $15 to $55, at Blaisdell box office and Ticket Plus outlets

78. SNAC ~ In The Lounge (2 March 1999) a new exhibit and performance series opens at the St. and performer are loose andspontaneous, like scott’s work. roddy will be accompanied by john Smith, DJ http://snacnews.weblogs.com/stories/storyReader$33

The St. Norbert Arts Centre Artistic Director: Louise W. May lmay@snacc.mb.ca Home News Projects and Programmes ... Information about the St. Norbert Arts Centre's facilities, history and on-going programmes for the public and professionals. About this Website The St. Norbert Arts Centre is a multi-disciplinary arts centre involved in the production and presentation of art in all forms, and bridging the gap between artists and their audience. admin: info@snacc.mb.ca tech: newmedia@snacc.mb.ca Subscribe to our email list for occasional announcements of upcoming events: Name: Email: Members Join Now Login SNAC News: News Home Releases People Tibet ... Music In The Ruins In the Lounge (2 March 1999) Thu, Jul 6, 2000; by Michael Zajac. Winnipeg This weekend on Saturday, March 13th, a new exhibit and performance series opens at the St. Norbert Arts and Cultural Centre (SNACC). True to form, Toronto artist John Scott has produced a gritty display of sinister imagery for this new drawing installation. Scott’s ominous figures loom large along the walls and across the ceiling, transforming a usually bright and airy room into a place of menace and dark foreboding. Designed specifically for SNACC, Scott’s Rorschach Attack (pronounced “roar-shack”) sets the stage and tone for an eclectic mix of Winnipeg performing artists In the Lounge Andrew Hunter, SNACC’s new Artistic Director, wants to do something with an edge that will make a bold statement about SNACC.

79. Edmonton Symphony Orchestra / Francis Winspear Centre For Music Canadian violinist Karen Gomyo won the 1997 Young with the Dallas Symphony, the StLouis Symphony from the Heckscher Foundation, the Edward john Noble Foundation http://www.edmontonsymphony.com/content.asp?contentid=267&catid=20&rootid=6

80. D & F Scott Publishing, Inc. is Professor of Theology and Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning atSt. john’s Univeristy in New York The DF scott no questions asked guarantee http://www.dfscott.com/sf5Author.asp?Author=MASTauth 08-2

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