A native of North Carolina, Scot Cameron now resides in Pensacola, FL, and enjoys a musical career as a classical artist, conductor, vocal clinician, and church musician. Mr. Cameron has spent the past twenty-three years performing throughout the US and abroad, including Israel, Latvia, Spain, France, England, China, Brazil, Taiwan, Singapore, and Ukraine. He has performed with Concert Royale at Princeton University, Hallelujah Oratorio Society in Singapore, Dallas Bach Society, Orchestra of New Spain, Early Music Foundation of New York, Rochester Bach Festival, Houston Masterworks Chorus, Orpheus Chamber Chorale, New York Baroque Dance Company, the Orquestra Sinfonica y Coro de Radio Television Espanola en Madrid, Bach Sinfonia of Washington, and the Fort Worth Symphony. He is featured on the Dorian recording, Madrid 1752, “Sacred Music from the Chapel of Spain” and Alexander’s Feast by the Bach Sinfonia of Washington as well as many solo recordings. He made his Carnegie Hall debut in 2003 with the Sacramento Choral Society and the New England Philharmonic. In addition to his classical career, Scot Cameron has served as a worship leader, Christian vocalist, and church clinician. Ministry highlights include Focus on the Family, Chuck Swindoll Ministries, Marketplace Ministries, Swann’s Place on Daystar Television, Texas Evangelism Conference, Christian Medical/Dental Society, National Religious Broadcasters Association, The Dino Show for Trinity Broadcasting Network, and countless churches across the United States.