It was a strange and potentially magical discovery: sheet music from the 1920s, delivered to Hochstein as a gift. They contacted author and historian Michael Lasser to see if the sheet music was of any value.
Sadly, it was largely a bust, but it sparked a big idea: Hochstein is turning 95 years old, and Lasser has helped organize a performance to honor its history. The music will come from 1918 to 1927, capturing the sounds of the time of its founding, and to honor the death of David Hochstein.
We'll have live performances and a conversation with Lasser about the program, which happens this coming Sunday.
