Carol Wolowsky - Violin

Professional Experience:

Violinist, Bangkok Opera in honor of the King of Thailand, world premier of 
     Ayodhya by Somtow (November 2006). Imperial Orchestra of Thailand
Director- Violinist, Emerald Coast Chamber Ensemble, Destin FL (2005 - current) 
Concertmaster, Northwest Florida Philharmonic (2001-2005)
Concertmaster, Union Avenue Opera Theater (2002 - 2004)
Concertmaster, Gateway Festival Orchestra of St. Louis MO (1999-2001)
Conducted Violin Master Class, Bilikent Music Conservatory, Ankara, Turkey, (1996)
Violinist, Fox Theater Orchestra, Saint Louis, Missouri (1996- 2003)
     Includes: Westside Story, Sound of Music, Sunset Boulevard, Phantom of the Opera, 
                     Titanic and others
Violinist, Saint Louis Ballet Orchestra, Missouri
Violinist, Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra, Missouri  (1970 - 1995)
     Performed with Arthur Rubenstein, Itzhak Perlman, Luciano Pavarotti, Yo-Yo Ma, 
                               Isaac Stern, Vincent Marsalis, Kathleen Battle, among many other 
                               Featured artists
     Toured:  France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Greece, Spain, Hong Kong and 
                   Japan.
     Appeared in: Carnegie Hall, New York, Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.,
                            Musikverein, Vienna, Austria, Odeon of Herod Atticus, Athens, Greece.
Violinist, Saint Louis Opera Theater (1976 - 1992)
Assistant Concertmaster, Baden-Baden Symphony, Germany 
Violinist, Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra, Germany
                Stuttgart Opera Theater and Ballet
Violinist, Orchestre de Musique de Chambre, Paris, France

Awards, Education:

In  Who's Who of American Women (1972-1973)
Grammy's for Best Classical Recordings, Saint Louis Symphony
Fellowship, Music merit Foundation, San Diego, California
Bachelor of Arts, San Diego State University, San Diego California

Studied with:  Heinrechk Szeryng, Master Class, Geneva Switzerland
                       Garbriel Bouillon, Conservatoire de Paris, France
                       Gilbert Bach, Berlin and Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestras