Epstein Secrets

Franz Schmidt's two operas, Notre Dame, in Isaac Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall in March 2012. Schmidt was born in 1874, in the city of Pozsony, Hungary (now, Bratislava — the capital city of the Slovak Republic). Hungarian and German by heritage, he received his musical training in Vienna, where he

mainder of his catalog remains elusive. His second opera, Fredegundis, has never received a modern performance or recording, to my knowledge. And so Botstein and his forces performed an important service by giving us the opportunity to hear the uniquely fascinating score for Notre Dame. It was an especia

2, the American Symphony Orchestra ranks as one of the most important contributors to the classical music scene in New York. Under the leadership of Leon Botstein, the ASO offers thematic series of concerts that highlight the connections between music and literature and their cultural, political, and historic

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ist also included U.S. citizens, many of them scholars of economics, Judaism and nationalism at the Soros-funded Central European University (such as Leon Botstein and Allen Feldman). The government has erected contrived legal barriers in an effort to close the institution, a graduate school devoted to liberal v