1. Scott St. John's Home Page Home Page for scott St. john, violinist and violist. john M. Brawn III Hi! http://www.scottstjohn.com/

The new MORE COMPACT Scott St. John web site! Bio and management contacts Tchaikovsky Blooper Photo gallery pix from Seattle Festival July 2001 Pictures from Vancouver Festival and Cape Cod August 2001 ... Send an e-mail to Scott!

2. Bach Concerto Album Lara St John [KM]: Classical Reviews- May2002 MusicWeb(UK) Classical CD reviews posted every day Double Concerto in D minor, BWV 1043 (with scott St. john). 7. Vivace 320 For she is an excellent violinist; there is no doubt about it. http://www.musicweb.uk.net/classrev/2002/May02/Bach_Lara.htm

Classical Editor: Rob Barnett Founder Len Mullenger: Len@musicweb.uk.net Johann Sebastian BACH The Concerto Album Concerto No. 1 in A minor , BWV 1041 1. Allegro 3:29 2. Andante 6:05 3. Allegro 3:28 Concerto No. 2 in E major , BWV 1042 4. Allegro 7:33 5. Adagio 6:36 6. Allegro Assai 2:27 Double Concerto in D minor , BWV 1043 (with Scott St. John) 7. Vivace 3:20 8. Largo ma non tanto 6:20 9. Allegro 4:10 Sonata No. 1 in G minor for Violin Solo, BWV 1001 10. Adagio 3:53 11. Fuga 4:51 12. Siciliana 2:46 13. Presto 3:18 Lara St. John, violin New York Bach Ensemble Rec: September 2000, New York Academy of Arts and Letters; February 2001 Skywalker Sound Scoring Stage, Marin County, California. AVIE AV 0007 CD available for post-free online mail-order or you may download individual tracks. For some labels you can download the entire CD with a single click and make HUGE savings. The price you see is the price you pay!

3. St. John's Episcopal Church: The Chronicle will be coming to St. john's as part of his scott Hanolan, assistant organist at Christ Church, Grosse Pointe organ, and Alejandra Urrutia, violinist (she is a doctoral student http://www.stjohnsdetroit.org/html-stj/chronicle-feb.html

An Historic Parish on the Move into the Future with a Vision of Hope February Edition - 1998 No. 1 -50 E. Fisher Freeway, Detroit, MI 48201 E.C.W News Final figures show the E.C.W. Christmas Bazaar and Bake Sale made a profit of $575.50. Thanks to all the people who made crafts, baked goods and helped with the sales. This was a successful project! Bishops' Visit On Sunday, February 8, 1998, The Rt. Rev. Stewart Wood, Bishop of the Diocese of Michigan, will be coming to St. John's as part of his regular, every-three-year cycle. He will celebrate Holy Communion and preach at both he 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM services. In order to show the vitality and friendliness of our parish, the vestry hopes every member will plan to attend and bring a friend. As a special treat for the Bishop, and ourselves, we'd like to ask that those of us who have a favorite cookie recipe, to bring in a batch on Feb. 8th. Palms Needed Old palms are needed! If you have some around your home from last year's Palm Sunday, would you please bring them to church. They are needed to make the ashes for this year's Ash Wednesday Services. Ash Wednesday this year is February 25, so please bring them in soon!

4. The Best Kreutzer Sonata Recording this page The following comments reflect the views of their authors, and not necessarilythose of Violinist.com or I'm sorry, but I don't know scott st.john. http://www.violinist.com/discussion/response.cfm?ID=989

5. St Giles Organ Project concert violinist,. Sir David Lumsden, Principal, Royal Academy of Music 19821993,.The Very Revd. Dr. john Moses, Dean, St. Paul’s Cathedral,. john scott, http://www.stgilesorgan.com/

www.stgilesorgan.com EMAIL Trustees From the Rector of St. Giles, Cripplegate. We are proud to have such high standards of music making and organ education at St.Giles. Please help up develop this tradition to enable us to meet an ever-increasing demand and to enrich the ministry of the Church Katharine Rumens We have a vision to develop our commitment to worship, education, and service to the community. This is our vision: 1) To clean and overhaul the present organ 2) To provide an east end pipe organ 3) To provide a soundproofed room under the tower For details, see ' Our Plans We aim to raise ,000 over the next three years. The Organ Project Committee has representatives from the Organ School St. Giles PCC the Friends of St. Giles (Registered charity 247575 ) and legal, marketing and financial experts. The project's patrons include Gavyn Arthur The Right Honourable, The Lord Mayor Anthony Cann Senior Partner of Linklaters The Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dr Richard Chartres Lord Bishop of London

6. MESSIAEN (1908-1992) Quartet For End Of Time [TB] [AAS]: Classical Reviews- Augu less celebrated piece is also beautifully played by scott st.john and Patricia Parr Herehe found three inst.umentalist. a violinist. cellist.and clarinettist http://www.musicweb.uk.net/classrev/2001/Aug01/Messiaen.htm

Classical Editor: Rob Barnett Founder Len Mullenger: Len@musicweb.uk.net Olivier MESSIAEN Quartet for End of Time Theme and Variations* Amici Ensemble Patricia Parr, piano*; Scott St John, violin* Rec 15th-16th December 1999, River Run Centre, Guelph, Ontario, Canada NAXOS 8.554824 Crotchet AmazonUK AmazonUS Amazon recommendations The Quartet for the End of Time Messiaen confessed that 'only music made me survive the cruelty and horrors of the camp'. It was there that the premiere took place in January 1941, with the composer at the piano: 'Never has an audience listened to my music with such rapt attention.' The eight movements vary considerably in approach. Two are solos (one for clarinet, the other for piano), while two others are duos (cello and piano, violin and piano). The musical language is sometimes exploratory too, such as when the first movement adopts a polyrhythmic style. All these things make the music a special challenge to the performers, who need to pay particular attention to demands of this complex score. For example the fifth movement, a meditation entitled 'Hymns of Praise on the Eternity of Jesus' must be played 'infinitely slowly' (as the metronome mark confirms), and the style must be 'ecstatic, majestic, meditative and very expressive'. It is clearly no easy task to at once achieve all these demands, and to be frank, these performer's don't quite bring it off. The reason is simply tempo, which is too flowing, not slow enough. Yet the music does still have the ecstatic and expressive qualities Messiaen seeks, and this is not least because it is so well played. But other performances, notably that by Anner Bylsma and Vera Beths (Philips 446 578-2PM) are slower and more rapt.

7. Enjoyment 4 john scott Thur The organist.of st.Paul's Cathedral 5 Walter Weller Thur, Fri 22 Feb The Viennese violinist.conductor returns to the RSNO for a http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/music/story.jsp?story=55748

8. Wilby, Philip At ChesterNovello.com music even while working as a professional violinist.(first.at st.Paul's Service(1988) commissioned by st.Paul's Cathedral for john scott and the http://www.chesternovello.com/composer/1766/main.html

Home Composers Work Search Calendar ... Contact Search by All Composer Work Title News Advanced HOME COMPOSERS Philip Wilby Philip Wilby b. Born in Pontefract in 1949, Philip Wilby was educated at Leeds Grammar School and Keble College, Oxford. Wilby attributes the awakening of his interest in composition to Herbert Howells, whose extra-curricular composition classes he attended while a violinist in the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain. A serious commitment to composition developed during the years at Oxford and, having gained his B Mus in composition in 1971, Wilby continued to write music even while working as a professional violinist (first at Covent Garden and later with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra). He returned to Yorkshire in 1972 and is Principal Lecturer in Composition at the University of Leeds. In recent years, Wilby has established a very significant reputation in the field of brass band and wind band music. His first commission for brass band - The New Jerusalem (1990) for the National Youth Brass Band - was an instant success and led to further commissions: Paganini Variations (a BBC commission in 1991 for the Grimethorpe Band); Flight for solo flugelhorn and band (Grimethorpe, 1991); Revelation (1995, for the British Open Championships). Much of Wilby's recent wind band music has been commissioned by the Fresno campus of the University of California, where he has had a regular residency since 1985. Wilby has also given much time to writing for liturgical purposes and works include St Paul's Service (1988) commissioned by St Paul's Cathedral for John Scott and the Choir of St Paul's Cathedral, and The Trinity Service (1992) commissioned by Norwich Cathedral for the 1992 Norwich Festival of Contemporary Church Music.

9. Tony Leong - Bliss Carman Orchestra recently had the opportunity to perform the Schumann Piano Quintet with scott st.john. As an active Violinist.and Violist.in the Toronto community, Mr. Leong http://www.oise.utoronto.ca/~tleong/leongmusic/conductor.htm

Tony Leong, B. Mus. Ed., M. Ed. Director of Orchestras Tony Leong holds a Master of Education degree in Computer Applications and a Bachelor of Music Education degree from the Faculty of Education and the Faculty of Music at the University of Toronto . Mr. Leong has studied with Paul Meyer on Violin, Rivka Golani Daniel Blackman and Rennie Regehr on Viola while studying both orchestral and choral conducting with Professor Dwight Bennett and Professor Lori-Anne Dolloff. He has also participated in masterclasses and chamber music coaching for such eminent musicians as the Orford String Quartet, the St. Lawrence Quartet , Lorand Fenyves, Simon Fryer and Scott St. John . He has recently had the opportunity to perform the Schumann Piano Quintet with Scott St. John. As a teacher with the Toronto District School Board , Mr.Leong has been conducting the Orchestra and the Chamber Orchestra for 4 and a half years at the Bliss Carman Senior Public School and is the director of the All-City East Concert Orchestra. For the past several years, the Bliss Carman Orchestra under Mr. Leong's direction has participated in the Kiwanis Music Festival of the Greater Toronto and has been awarded first prize each year. Mr. Leong is also on Faculty as conductor at both the Scarborough Music Camp and the

10. Philip Wilby - Biography (1949 ), Pontrefact, UK. Short biography.Category Arts Music Composition Composers Contemporary W...... even while working as a professional violinist.(first.Covent st.Paul's Service (1988)commissioned by st.Paul's Cathedral for john scott and the http://www.schirmer.com/composers/wilby/bio.html

Home Composers Philip Wilby updated 3 May 1999 Born in Pontefract in 1949, Philip Wilby was educated at Leeds Grammar School and Keble College, Oxford. Wilby attributes the awakening of his interest in composition to Herbert Howells, whose extra-curricular composition classes he attended while a violinist in the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain. A serious commitment to composition developed during the years at Oxford and, having gained his B Mus in composition in 1971, Wilby continued to write music even while working as a professional violinist (first Covent Garden and later with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra). He returned to Yorkshire in 1972 and is Principal Lecturer in Composition at the University of Leeds. Among his wide-ranging output is a considerable body of wind music, and since 1985 this interest in writing for wind forces has led to a regular residency at the Fresno campus of the University of California, who have commissioned much of Wilby's more recent wind band music. Wilby has also given much time to writing for liturgical purposes and recent works include St Paul's Service (1988) commissioned by St Paul's Cathedral for John Scott and the Choir of St Paul's Cathedral, and The Trinity Service (1992) commissioned by Norwich Cathedral for the 1992 Norwich Festival of Contemporary Church Music. Other recent projects include a commission (The Cry of Iona) for BBC2's series of music videos for Advent, broadcast in November 1992; Wilby's second symphony Voyaging, commissioned and premiered by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra in April 1993; Partita, commissioned by Fine Arts Brass Ensemble and premiered in August 1993 at the Harrogate International Festival; An Imagined Fable commissioned by the Athelas Ensemble and premiered in October 1993 at the Danish Radio Concert House; and a Percussion Concerto commissioned by the English Northern Philharmonia and Yorkshire Youth and Music, premiered in November 1993 in Leeds, performed by Chris Bradley and the English Northern Philharmonia conducted by John Price-Jones. In January 1995 Philip Wilby was a featured composer in the PLG Young Artists New Year Series, London.

11. The Eagle 2002 - The Organ Students john scott (19741978 He took his BA in 1994 and st.yed at st.john's for a PhD in Oxford,London and Paris, and toured Scotland with the violinist.Nicola Davis http://www.joh.cam.ac.uk/Publications/eagle02/Organ.html

T HE ORGAN STUDENTS OF ST JOHN'S COLLEGE, 1946 TO DATE If one’s aim in life is to become a cathedral organist, there is no better training than by way of an organ scholarship (or organ studentship, as it is still perversely described in one of the major Cambridge Colleges). It is by being involved daily with choir rehearsals, by coming to grips with a wide repertoire of choral pieces (the St John’s repertoire currently consists of over 1,500 items, and new works continue to be added regularly), and by observing and listening to other choirmasters that one, almost unconsciously, learns the job. It is impossible to ‘teach’ choir training and the sine qua non is the particular type of personality that one happens to be born with or not. It is all-important to be able to imagine and aim for the perfect performance, perfect in technique and with an interpretation which moves the listener by its illumination of the inner meaning of the text. The ability to play the organ to the highest standard is, of course, a prime requisite, but it is a paradox that brilliant young organists are thick on the ground, whereas choir trainers of equal quality are much harder to come by, largely, I suppose, because of a lack of opportunity in their schools to develop those particular skills. Over the years there have been many assistant organists at St John’s, but it was not until 1946 that the College Council decided formally to establish the position of Organ Student. At the Council meeting on 29 November 1946, 'the draft regulations for an Organ Studentship prepared by the Committee appointed on 18 October 1946 were amended and approved', and at the Council meeting on 24 January 1947 it was 'agreed to elect J C Brown Organ Student with tenure during the Lent and Easter terms 1947. He will cease to hold a Choral Studentship.'

12. S Mer; st.john, scott Kanadensisk violinist. violast.f 1969 (1971?) J. har spelatin två skivor med musik för violin och gitarr av Paganini på Naxos. http://www.geocities.com/vienna/strasse/2625/s.htm

S Sacchi , Regina Italiensk violinist f 1764 Uppskattades mycket av Mozart. Saeger , Gustav Amerikansk violinist f 1865 Elev till Richter Meyer och Damrosch Saenger-Sethe , Irma Belgisk violinist f 1876 Elev till Jokisch Wilhelmj och Ysaye Safonova , Anna Rysk violinist f 1978 Sahla , Richard Elev till David Saint-George , Henry Engelsk violinist f 1866 Elev till sin fader Saint-George , George Engelsk violinist f 1840 Elev till Mildner Saint-Georges , Joseph Boulogne, Chevalier de Elev till Leclair Saint-Lubin , Leon de Italiensk violinist 1805-1850 Elev till Polledro och Spohr Saint-Marie Violinist f ? Sainton , Prosper Philippe Catherine Fransk violinist 1813-1890 Elev till Habeneck . Var från 1845 verksam vid Royal Academy of Music i london. Saloheimo ,Kariina Svensk violinist f 19 Elev till Harald Thedeen Salomon , Johann Peter Tysk violinist f 1745 d 1813 Var verksam i London. Det var förmodligen S. som lockade Joseph Haydn till England. Samohyl , Franz Österrikisk violinist f 19 Sammons , Albert (Edward) Violinist f 18 Samuel , Laura Brittisk violinist f 19

13. National Portrait Gallery A-Z Of Portrait Sitters (S) Monsieur de st.George (17451799), West.Indian fencer and violinist. Hilary Aidanst.George Saunders (1898-1951), Novelist. librarian to john scott (1756-1836 http://www.npg.org.uk/live/search/a-z/sitS.asp

Sitter Artist Portrait Sitters A to Z A B C D ... R S T U V W ... E.B. S . 1 portrait. Rafael Sabatini (1875-1950), Novelist. 7 portraits. Sir Edward Sabine (1788-1883), General, scientist and President of the Royal Society. 3 portraits. Henry Sacheverell (1674?-1724), Rector of St Andrew's, Holborn. 6 portraits. Lucy Sacheverell , Lovelace's Lucasta. 2 portraits. Oliver Wolf Sacks (1933-), Writer and professor of neurology. 1 portrait. George Sackville Germain, 1st Viscount Sackville (1716-1785), Soldier and statesman. 12 portraits. Charles Sackville-West, 4th Baron Sackville (1870-1962), Major-General. 2 portraits. Edward Sackville-West, 5th Baron Sackville (1901-1965), Writer and musicologist. 3 portraits. Victoria Mary ('Vita') Sackville-West (1892-1962), Writer and gardener; wife of Sir Harold Nicolson. 7 portraits. Rod Saddington , Crane driver. 1 portrait. Sade (Helen Folasade Adu) (1959-), Singer. 1 portrait. James Sadler (1753-1828), Aeronaut. 2 portraits. Michael Thomas Sadler (1780-1835), Social reformer. 2 portraits.

14. Tapestry By Jan M Cysarz of Alexander the Great Head of Violinist. from the at the Maltese Museum of st.john'sCoCathedral silk tapest.ies woven in Mortlake, England (scott 1950-1951 http://www.btinternet.com/~caratexstamps/Articles/tapestry_Cysarz.htm

Caratex Stamps - Stamps with a Textile theme The Art of Tapestry by Jan M. Cysarz Tapestry is derived from the ancient Greek word "tapes," meaning a carpet, but it more commonly describes a heavy cloth with decorative designs and picture textile interpretation. Tapestries originally were used in churches and palaces, where they were hung on the walls. The old French cities of Arras and Gobelin have become synonymous with the word "tapestry." It was in these two towns that many of the world's most famous tapestries originated in the 14th to the 17th centuries. A 1962 French stamp (SG 1575, Scott 1037) commemorates 300 years of the Gobelin tapestry industry. Arras is mentioned by William Shakespeare in his play Henry IV (Part 1) where Sir John Falstaff tells Prince Hal how he fell asleep behind the "arras" at the Boar's Head Tavern on Eastcheap in the City of London. Also, in Shakespeare's Hamlet, Hamlet drives his dagger through the arras killing Polonius us, who is hiding behind it! The intricate and sophisticated art of the Flemish tapestry weavers in the 15th and 16th centuries was already well developed in other European cities such as Antwerp, Bruges, Lille, Tournai, Valenciennes and Brussels. Subsequently in the 17th century, tapestry weaving reached Mortlake, England. In view of the intrinsic artistic merit of these early tapestries, and also many contemporary tapestries, it is not surprising that numerous postage stamp designers have been inspired to utilise these works of art in miniature on many stamp issues worldwide.

15. The Concerto Album, By Lara St. John J. S. Bach and the Bach Recordings and Bach Cantatas Mailing Lists Double Concerto in D minor, BWV 1043 (with scott St. john) For she is an excellent violinist, there is no doubt about it. http://www.mcelhearn.com/bach/bach_stjohn_concerto.html

Bach Recording Reviews JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH The Concerto Album Concerto No. 1 in A minor, BWV 1041 1. Allegro 3:29 2. Andante 6:05 3. Allegro 3:28 Concerto No. 2 in E major, BWV 1042 4. Allegro 7:33 5. Adagio 6:36 6. Allegro Assai 2:27 Double Concerto in D minor, BWV 1043 (with Scott St. John) 7. Vivace 3:20 8. Largo ma non tanto 6:20 9. Allegro 4:10 Sonata No. 1 in G minor for Violin Solo, BWV 1001 10. Adagio 3:53 11. Fuga 4:51 12. Siciliana 2:46 13. Presto 3:18 Lara St. John, violin New York Bach Ensemble Rec: September 2000, New York Academy of Arts and Letters; February 2001 Skywalker Sound Scoring Stage, Marin County, California. ANCALGON AR 131 [58.47] You certainly cannot judge a book by its cover. Looking at the picture on the cover of this CD, with Lara St. John looking sensually at the camera, pouting, as her clothes seem to be drawn by gravity, one might expect a disc from the latest Britney Spears wannabe. Lara St. John has deliberately crafted this image, however, in order to attract those who might not purchase classical music. In her first three recordings, all self-produced and published, she has show a rare mastery of violin technique, which makes her more than just a pretty face. This third recording was released in April 2002, and, at the same time, an announcement was made that St. John has signed a contract with Sony Music. It turns out that her gamble has paid off - she has made it to the majors through a careful combination of image and musical virtuosity. For she is an excellent violinist, there is no doubt about it. This disc, which contains Bach's three violin concertos, and the first sonata for solo violin, shows that the plays these majestic pieces effortlessly. While her accompaniment remains in the background - making this a soloist's discs rather than an ensemble disc - it serves her well.

16. Lara St. John - Interviews INTERVIEWS. CBC Television Documentary about Lara and scott St. johnLondon Weekly violinist Lara St. john trying to bring Bach and http://www.larastjohn.com/reviews/interviews.html

PAGE FINDER home reviews GO BACK ONE PAGE ARTICLES Fashion Toronto Classical Beauties Toronto Sun Sex and Violins Sunday Mail (Scotland) Lara: It's good to be back Gear Magazine Sex and Violins Edmonton Sun Tell Lara we love her see also See Magazine La Scena Musicale Lara St. John's Passion The Strad A galaxy of promise Palm Beach Illustrated First Fiddle Time Out New York Sex and violins Chatelaine Lara's themes Orange County Register PROFILE: Her sexy album covers draw attention to Lara St. John, but so does her skill Toronto Star Violinist Lara St. John trying to bring Bach and friends to a younger crowd MENZ Nothing to Hide Willamette Week Raw Talent Ottawa Citizen Fiddling with Passion The Hamilton Spectator 'Jailbait' St. John bows into town People Magazine Bare Bach Billboard Magazine Top Classical Albums INTERVIEWS CBC Television Documentary about Lara and Scott St. John London Weekly Violinist Lara St. John trying to bring Bach and friends to a younger crowd All Things Considered Big Sales for Sexy Violin Soloist Interviews CBC Radio, February 10, 1999

17. Toronto Star - Lara St. John violinist Lara St. john is no stranger to Toronto stages, she currently makes New York her home base. (Her brother scott, http://www.larastjohn.com/reviews/2001/torontostar.html

Toronto Star, February 26, 2001 Violinist, conductor in harmony John Lehr SPECIAL TO THE STAR with Charles Olivieri-Munroe Saturday's Toronto Symphony Orchestra concert at Roy Thomson Hall had no special title, but it could have been called The Return of the Natives, for both conductor and soloist were young Canadians now living and working mostly outside the country. Though violinist Lara St. John is no stranger to Toronto stages, she currently makes New York her home base. (Her brother Scott, having made a more permanent return, now teaches here and will be playing this Friday with Amici at the Glenn Gould Studio.) Conductor Charles Olivieri-Munroe, who made his TSO debut with this concert, now resides in Prague. A decade ago he was a student at U of T. The program they played was part of the light classics series, but, though that suggests easy-listening, it doesn't mean that the pieces were technically undemanding. For her part, St. John swept through Sarasate's fiendish Zigeunerweisen like fire through prairie grass, rendering the sinuous sensuality and dancing frenzy of its gypsy moods with equal aplomb. Olivieri-Munroe and the orchestra deftly accompanied her.

18. Midland Michigan Online Story at his website For more information visit the Midland Center for the Arts WebsiteMap to Great scott! Midland Symphony Orchestra with violinist scott St. john. http://www.midlandonline.com/wwwroot/moladmin/articles/articledisplay18.cfm?art_

19. Lara St. John wondering what anyone else has to say about this very interesting violinist Andif you like Lara, you should try her brother, scott St. john's recordings out http://www.violinist.com/discussion/response.cfm?ID=1307

20. Lara St. John who lives in Manhattan, about seven kilometres north of Ground Zero, violinist LaraSt. Her brother, scott St. john, now of Toronto, appears on one selection. http://cgi.canoe.ca/JamMusicArtistsS/stjohn_lara.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz AllPop CNEWS Webfin Money C-Health Lifewise AUTONET.CA Newsstand Travel Search eBay.ca Get away today 411 online Free E-Mail Shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Match Contact Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Biz Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index Home Music newsletter Future CD releases Concert Listings ... Shop Canoe Canoe Google JAM! Radio Nielsen SoundScan Charts Music Lowdown column Vital Stats ... Top 20 Concert Tours JAM! Music Movies Television Video Theatre Books Country AllPop Concerts TV Listings Photo Charts Reviews Interviews Database Chat Columnists Concerns or Feedback? E-mail us! Tuesday, April 2, 2002 St. John signs Sony deal By JAMES REANEY London Free Press Courtesy of her new deal with the Sony Classical label, former London violinist Lara St. John is recording with the brother of film superstars Ralph and Joe Fiennes. The exclusive deal with the huge international label was announced yesterday. It puts St. John on the same roster as such classical music stars as Yo-Yo Ma, John Williams and Charlotte Church. "Obviously, it's a massive contract," St. John said from New York. "It's exciting . . . it's (Sony Classical) probably the biggest one out there."

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