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Greg Scotts

British violinist

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About Greg Scotts

Greg Scotts was a violinist.

Greg Scott is a Manchester-based violinist and a protege of Pete Waterman. His first album “DUEL” ranked Number 1 in the UK Classical Charts.

Education Scott graduated from Chetham's School of Music and then from Royal Northern College of Music.

Career Scott started his music career performing as a violinist at the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra. However, Scott's music career came to limelight after meeting the music producer Pete Waterman. As a result, Scott debuted with performances at the London's The Royal Albert Hall.

Scott was a member of The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain and has performed as a soloist with Bryan Ferry and KD lang.

Women’s magazine Company ranked Scott among the 50 most eligible bachelors in Britain.

Greg Scott has been quoted by numerous sources as a violinist and musician performing in the field of classical music with respect to both his live performances as well as his album.

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Important facts

Born
Manchester
Occupation
Education
Chetham's School of Music, Royal Northern College of Music

Frequently asked questions

Who was Greg Scotts?

British violinist

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Greg Scotts was born in Manchester.

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Greg Scotts was a violinist.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Greg Scotts

· Wikidata: Q39073396

· DBpedia: Greg Scott (violinist)

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