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The Stecher and Horowitz Foundation considers itself an incubator of talent in the world of classical music. It serves as a conduit to discover, uncover, and present these remarkable young pianists to an audience awaiting the latest musical gems to be unearthed. This concept was inspired by the inquisitive faces we saw pass through the doors of the Stecher and Horowitz School of the Arts for 39 years, in Cedarhurst, New York. Concerned about the road that lay ahead for the many aspiring musicians we trained, we realized that the next chapter in the Foundation's mission was the need to serve as mentors through the flagship program, The New York International Piano Competition. This would create opportunities for these amazing young artists who often lack the means and know-how to pursue a career.

The Barnett Newman Foundation, located in New York City, is a renowned institution dedicated to preserving the legacy of the influential artist Barnett Newman. With an extensive library of books and periodicals that once belonged to Newman, the Foundation offers researchers valuable insights into his intellectual and artistic process, showcasing his wide-ranging interests in subjects such as art, literature, science, philosophy, and more. In addition to the library, the Foundation also houses a significant collection of vinyl records owned by the Newmans, reflecting Barnett Newman's passion for music across various genres. As the steward of this remarkable collection, the Foundation provides a comprehensive catalogue for those interested in exploring Newman's diverse artistic influences and personal interests.Generated from the website