Dillon Scott attends the Curtis Institute of Music where he holds the Mark. E. Rubenstein Fellowship and studies with Edward Gazouleas and Roberto Diaz. Dillon was a finalist in both the junior and senior divisions of the Sphinx Competition and was awarded first place at the Nelly Berman Young Classical Virtuosos of Tomorrow. He was also featured on NPR’s From the Top. Dillon has performed as a soloist with the Sphinx Symphony Orchestra and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra orchestras and as soloist at the Kimmel Center and Carnegie Hall. He performs frequently at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia. As a supporter of contemporary and underrepresented voices, he has championed the Viola Concerto by Roberto Sierra and the Viola Sonata and String Quartet No.1 by George Walker. In past summers, he attended the Perlman Music Program, Kneisel Hall, the Sphinx Performance Academy, and the Dali Quartet International Music Festival.
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