Epstein Secrets

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lzburg, Austria in 1842. Vienna did not honour Beethoven with a statue until 18805'23 His is the only name inscribed on one of the plaques that trim Symphony Hall, Boston; the others were left empty because it was felt that only Beethovens' popularity would endure.l3O3] There is a museum, the Beethoven House,

hairman of the Board J. Epstein and Associates 457 Madison Avenue New York City, NY 10022 Dear Jeff: O Interlochen What a wonderful success the Mozart tour was! SRO in Interlochen. SRO in Detroit, with over 1,400 in attendance at St. Hugo's. And, a near sell-out in New York (960 out of 1,004 seats

Co-Chair of the Atlanta Olympics. We will be spending three days in Atlanta with the World Youth Orchestra in conjunction with this performance at Symphony Hall. It's a wonderful opportunity for us to be invited and to perform at the 100th anniversary of the modern games. The cost is just over $250.000 to t

. Jeffrey Epstein Chairman of the Board J. Epstein and Associates New York City, NY 10022 Dear Jeff: 0 Interlochen What a wonderful success the Mozart tour was! SRO in Interlochen. SRO in Detroit, with over 1,400 in attendance at St. Hugo's. And, a near sell-out in New York (960 out of 1,004 seats

Co-Chair of the Atlanta Olympics. We will be spending three days in Atlanta with the World Youth Orchestra in conjunction with this performance at Symphony Hall. It's a wonderful opportunity for us to be invited and to perform at the 100th anniversary of the modern games. The cost is just over $250,000 to t