lexis
obert
Throughout your multifaceted career, you have
earned the honor of several exalted First Prize
awards, including those from the Naumberg
Competition and the Carnegie Hall International
American Music Violin Competition. What would
you say has been your greatest, or most
memorable achievement to date, and why?
In the performing field I am very happy to
have performed as soloist on the stage of
Carnegie Hall both in recital and in a
concerto appearance. My 4 recent
recordings of concertos with the Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra of London is
something that I am equally proud of. In
general, in my professional world, I am very
happy to have been able to combine my solo
and chamber music performing career, with
that of my concertmaster career, along with
my teaching career, and the music
administrative career of artistic director of
several Chamber Music Societies,
including that of “Beethoven, Bagels
and Banter” series at the Broadstage ,
Santa Monica, in Los Angeles. In a
non-professional sense, I am very proud
of my 4 children and 22 grandchildren .