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To:
Charlie Albri
From:
Sent:
Wed 11/8/2017 9:08:56 PM
Subject: Re: Philadelphia Inquirer Paper Review
congrats on the tremendous reviews!!
On Nov 8, 2017, at 3:45 PM, Charlie Albright
Dear Mr. Epstein ancM
Just returned from a couple concerts with the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia...and
the Philadelphia Inquirer wrote up an amazing review in the paper. Here's the
link, as well as a picture of the hard copy (the link is easier to read).
Hope to see you both very soon!
wrote:
Link: http://www.philly.corn/phillykolumnists/davidpatrick stearns/chamber-orchestra-
meets-beethoven-in-an-wild-card-concert-20171105.html
Sincerely,
Charlie
Excerpts:
"Such a display still has novelty, though Albright didn't need it, so distinctive were his
improvisational ideas and overall presence. Though the demure lyricism of "Fur
Elise" is something one associates with music boxes, Albright took off from it in what
turned into a tour of 19th-century pianism."
"As clever as he sounds, Albright, in fact, gave the improvisation something I rarely
witness in such settings: a highly personal emotional depth, as if he was expressing
his inner self rather than simply exercising his powers of invention. For those of us
still feeling scarred by the Philadelphia Orchestra's opening concert at Carnegie Hall
— in which Lang Lang stomped all over a semi-improvised Rhapsody in Blue — this
concert brought the art of classical-music improvisation to a new level."
"Of course, Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3 was bound to show a more filtered
version of Albright — it's a tightly written concerto — though his personality was
evident in his way of shaping a phrase with a kind of extravagance that had
showmanship but never felt cheap. With a fresh, clean, crystalline sound, he played
with a kind of ease and smoothness that refuses to airbrush the music, but animates
it from within. You simply hear more Beethoven than usual and with a kind of
rhythmic momentum that makes you listen more closely, no matter how familiar the
music has become. And yes, he improvised the first-movement cadenza as
Beethoven himself might have."
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To:
From:
Sent
Fri 11/10/2017 8:20:11 PM
Subject: Re: Jeffrey Epstein
Call me
Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 10, 2017, at 3:10 PM, Lesley Groff <le>
wrote:
> Hilili
...Jeffrey is asking if you have a transparency of the Twombly?
> (Hope I am spelling that correctly!)
> Please let me know.
> Thank you,
> Lesley
> Assistant to Jeffrey Epstein
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To:
Mira Voi
From:
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1:21:51 PM
Subject Re: Big Thank youl
What a beautiful email! Thank you for sharing. I'm so very happy for the Bach family! Take
care, lesley.
Sent from my iPhone
On Nov 23, 2017, at 11:23 AM, Mira Voigt
> wrote:
Hello Lesley,
We are very thankful for your support and we would never have expected to get
this chance to live in the US. I still remember how I couldnt believe the fall of the
wall is real. As a kid I just accepted our small GDR would be the limit of our
world forever. Now everything seems open and free but without Jeffreys
supportive net I cannot imagine how we could survive here. Now our kids are in a
good and safe school, we are able to live in Cambridge and meet amazing people
from all over the world. Our kids grow up beeing cosmopolitans and hopefully will
keep an open and flexible mindset to make this world a better place for more