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Epstein File EFTA01763202: Endowment, Scholarship and Pardon (DS10)

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This document contains personal reflections on a career in scholarship and music, mentioning early criticisms, a Grammy nomination, a Popov symphony from the 1930s, and over 20 years of work generating scholarship. The author discusses the importance of endowments and references conductors Stokowski, Munch, Leinsdorf, and Koussevitzky. No specific dates or legal matters are addressed in the excerpt.

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haunted by early criticisms by angry competitors and idiot ignorant critics who hated my ideas and the fact that I was an outsider with another career in **scholarship**
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and a Grammy nomination for a rare work--a Popov symphony from the 1930s,-and more than 20 years of some real success (we have generated a body of new **scholarship**
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**Pardon** the expression but I have not gotten medals and awards for anything but my work in music.

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