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To: jeevacation©gmail.com[jeevacation©gmail.com]; jeeyacationegmail.com[jeeyacation©gmail.com] From: Lynne Meloccaro Sent Tue 10/23/2012 8:00:31 PM Subject: St. Stephens Symphony Orchestra ASO-$t. Stephens 3 year budget proposal.pdf St Stephens Symphony Orchestra.pdf Dear Mr. Epstein, Leon Botstein asked me to send you a description and budget figures for St. Stephen's Symphony Orchestra ("Steve" to us). I'm the administrative head of the American Symphony Orchestra, one of the partners in this project along with Bard College and Longy Conservatory. I think this is a revolutionary idea that is going to fly in the face not only of the pessimists but of those orchestra managers and boards whose aversion to risk or change helped feed this current dilemma. This project is very close to Maestro Botstein's heart—in fact he is taking no compensation for it. He has worked for years to revitalize rare repertoire and live concert performance; I think this is one of the most exciting ideas he has ever had. The budget assumes a reasonable goal for fundraising based on our history of fundraising for the American Symphony, and then an estimate of additional subsidy (bottom row) that will be required for the support of Steve. If you would like more detail, please don't hesitate to contact me. By the way, he mentioned that you knew Michael Wood. When I was a graduate student in le century English literature, I once stayed at Michael Wood's home in the UK, though I'm not sure he would recall; it was many years ago and a different life for me then. Many thanks, Lynne Lynne Meloccaro Executive Director American Symphony Orchestra EFTA_R1_00515187 EFTA02012937 263 West 38th Street, IO'h Floor New York, NY 10018 Direct Main: Fax: www.americansymphony.org EFTA_R1_00515188 EFTA02012938