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In addition to traditional schooling, Meg attended a number of Music Institutes on scholarships for studies
in classical music performance and music theory including The Interlochen Arts Academy  National Music Camp in
Michigan, on a Sigma Alpha Iota  National Scholarship. She joined the Local 47—Los Angeles chapter of the
American Federation of Musicians at the age of 18 and by the following year, in 1970,  was working full-time as a classical
violinist and a Los Angeles Recording Studio musician, often as soloist and concertmaster.r She continued music studies
at California State University at Northridge until 1973, but with a full music schedule, further studies were put on hold until
1980. At that time, years of formal, strictly regimented music study and performance, a growing son and a growing interest
in the arts as therapy led to a decision to attend an accredited alternative education program. She transferred from C.S.U.
N. and enrolled in The Union—Undergraduate program-West, University Without Walls to focus on studies including
Domestic Violence, Violence and Human Behavior, Non-Verbal Communication, Psychodrama, Human Interaction and
Buddhist Meditation and Mental Development. She received a BA in 1983 with a double emphasis in Music and
Psychology.  

Meg continued to enroll in independent educational workshops and in recent years has attended private seminars and
clinics exploring the significance of symbolism in art across the cultures. In 1999, travel to the Guangdong province of
China with families adopting children from China coupled with a desire to raise awareness for Children In Need, Children’
s Rights and the Prevention of Child Abuse, inspired her to write the story Meiying, Beautiful Flower—a fairy tale based
upon symbolism found in chinese art and folklore. She  performs a musical puppet theater version of Meiying, Beautiful
Flower in venues including chapters of Families With Children from China. Proceeds are donated to Half the Sky
Workshops included advanced study of  letterforms and music notation as language at the  Abbey St. Pierre de Solesmes,
France where she attended The Gregorian Schola Program-Study of Gregorian Chant “Sung Speech”  under the
direction of Dom Jean Claire and Dom Daniel Saulnier OSB Director of Palaeography and professor at the
Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music Rome.  Dom Daniel Saulnier is considered to be the world authority on chant .

A partial resume  includes:

RECORDING ARTISTS/GROUPS/SINGLE TUNES

• Concertmaster and Co-Contractor (employer Paramount Picture) “Could I Have This Dance?” For the Motion Picture
“Urban Cowboy” Grammy winner Best Country Vocal Performance; Female and Juno Award winner Best Single of the
Year Anne Murray
• Concertmaster (employer Casablanca Records) “Fly By Night” aka “Dancin’ Through the Night” The acclaimed 12:50
minute disco dance tune by Charles Bernstein for the motion picture “Love At First Bite.” Nominated for Golden Globe Best
Motion Picture Actor - Musical/Comedy George Hamilton. Winner of 3 Saturn Awards—the Academy of Science Fiction,
Fantasy and Horror Films, USA, including Best Actor George Hamilton.
• Principal Violin and Co-Contractor (employer Elektra/Asylum )  The Eagles, “Live at the Forum.”
Studio orchestra violinist for albums including Desperado, One of These Nights—Grammy winner, “Lyin' Eyes,” Best Pop
Vocal Performance by a Duo, Group or Chorus, and the band's first compilation; Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975).  
This album was the first ever to be certified platinum for shipping one million copies and was later certified diamond. It is the
best selling album of all time in the United States, and on December 7, 1999 the Recording Industry of America honored the
group with The Best Album of the Century. The Eagles were inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2001.
• Concertmaster (employer, EMI/America) for St Vincent's Court: Romance Dance, Kim Carnes, (re-released in 2003).
• Concertmaster and Session Leader (employer, Capitol Records) for the acclaimed ballad “We’ve Got Tonight” from the
album Stranger In Town, Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band.
• Concertmaster and Session Leader for others including Don Henley; Arranger, orchestrator and producer
Jim Ed Norman; Melissa Manchester; David Cassidy.

TELEVISION SERIES

• Little House on the Prairie Winner Emmy for Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition for a Series.
• The Golden Girls Winner Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series and Best Performance by an Actress in a TV Series
for Comedy/Musical: Estelle Getty
• Coach ASCAP* Awarded Top Ten of the Year TV Series.
• Full House ASCAP Awarded Top Ten of the Year TV Series.
• Perfect Strangers ASCAP Awarded Most performed TV Themes.
• Tiny Toons Winner Emmy for Outstanding Animated Program
“Steven Spielberg Presents Tiny Toon Adventures”
• Stephen King's It (USA)  Winner Emmy for Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition for a Miniseries or a
Special (Dramatic Underscore) Richard Bellis.
• Star Trek: The Next Generation  Paramount Studios’ acclaimed Emmy winning series, 2003 winner of the
Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films, USA, Best DVD TV Programming Release For seasons 1-7,
and winner 2005 Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films, USA Special Recognition Award to the
Star Trek TV series (1987-2005).

* American Society Of Composers, Authors & Publishers

MOTION PICTURE
• Explorers Nominated for 2 Saturn awards Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films, USA. Winner of Young
Artist Award Exceptional Performance by a Young Actor - Motion Picture—River Phoenix
• Trip To Bountiful Oscar winner—Best Actress in a Leading Role Geraldine Page. Nominated for Golden Globe.
• Prizzi’s Honor Oscar winner and winner of 4 Golden Globes—including Best Motion Picture—Comedy/Musical, Best
Performance by an Actor and Actress in a Motion Picture—Comedy/Musical, Jack Nicholson and Kathleen Turner
• Star Trek IV The Voyage Home Nominated for 4 Oscars including Best Music, Original Score—Leonard Rosenman,
ASCAP Music Award winner, Top Box Office Films— Leonard Rosenman, Winner 5 Saturn Awards, Academy of Science
Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films, USA.
• Ferris Bueller’s Day Off  Nominated for Golden Globe Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture  
Comedy/Musical—Matthew Broderick
• Year of the Dragon Nominated for 2 Golden Globes including Best Original Score for Motion Picture—David Mansfield
Winner, Joseph Plateau Award.
• Beaches Winner Grammy Awards Record of the Year (from the Beaches Soundtrack) “Wind Beneath My Wings,”
Bette Midler, and Best Song “Wind Beneath My Wings,” songwriters Larry Henley & Jeff Silbar. Nominated for Oscar.
Winner of Young Artist Award—Mayim Bialik for Best Young Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Fantasy
• Godfather III Nominated for 7 Oscars. Nominated  for 7 Golden Globes including Best Original Score—Carmine Copolla