 
        
          
          Kay Stern 
          :  
        
"My 
          2002 Anthony Lane violin is a truly 
          beautiful instrument. It's extremely 
          responsive, with a naturally clear 
          voice that projects effortlessly. 
          I know I can depend on it, whether 
          playing Strauss solos, chamber music, 
          or leading the entire opera orchestra 
          – it's a joy to play." 
        
Currently 
          Concertmaster of the San Francisco 
          Opera Orchestra, Kay Stern received 
          her bachelor's, master's and doctorate 
          from the Juilliard School of Music. 
          A featured artist on television 
          and radio, Ms. Stern has appeared 
          on PBS's "Live from Lincoln 
          Center," CNN's "Women 
          Today," "A Prairie Home 
          Companion," "St. Paul 
          Sunday Morning," and Robert 
          Sherman's "Listening Room." 
           
        
She 
          is also passionate about teaching 
          and has served as assistant to Dorothy 
          DeLay at the Aspen Music Festival, 
          assistant to the Juilliard Quartet 
          at the Juilliard School, and has 
          been a faculty member at the Cleveland 
          Institute of Music, the San Francisco 
          Conservatory of Music, and the University 
          of San Francisco.  
        
As 
          former First Violinist and founding 
          member of Lark String Quartet, Kay 
          Stern has toured and coached extensively 
          throughout the United States, Europe, 
          and Asia. She continues to be an 
          avid chamber musician and maintains 
          a busy schedule of recitals, performances, 
          teaching, and recording. Her chamber 
          music recordings can be heard on 
          Phillips, Nonesuch, MusicMasters, 
          Innova, Koch International, and 
          Grammavision. 
        
 
        
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