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Scheide Concerts

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

William Scheide Celebrates 99th Birthday, Raises Thousands for Community Park Pool

This year the sold out “Forever Young” concert to celebrate Bill Scheide's 99th birthday raised tens of thousands of dollars for Princeton's Community Park Pool.

  Many things have been said about William Scheide and we’ll add just one more- the man sure knows how to throw a birthday party. Scheide, a longtime music lover, philanthropist and humanitarian, has celebrated his last six birthdays by throwing a giant party for the Princeton community, all to benefit local organizations. This year the sold out “Forever Young” concert to celebrate Scheide's 99th birthday at Princeton University’s Richardson Auditorium raised tens of thousands of dollars for Community Park Pool, a place where people have flocked for decades each summer. Friday evening’s featured classic works by Bax, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Britten, and others, most performed by the English Chamber Orchestra and led by conductor Mark Laycock. …

Judith Scheide

4:18 pm on Saturday, January 26, 2013

A warm thank you , Ben, for all you and your crew did to make this concert such a success. We've had a lovely time working with you and the committee. The audience was amazing, creating an ambiance of joy and delight. Bill and I loved every moment.   more ›

Friday, December 21, 2012

Scheide Birthday Benefit Concert to Benefit Community Park Pool

Tickets are now available for the annual community celebration, which will take place on Friday, Jan. 18, 2013.

  Musician, philanthropist, and humanitarian William H. Scheide will celebrate his 99th birthday on Friday, January 18, 2013 by sponsoring “Forever Young” a concert featuring the beautiful sounds of classical music greats Bax, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Britten, and others. This is the sixth annual birthday concert and will benefit Princeton’s Community Park Pool. This concert will feature the English Chamber Orchestra — the most recorded chamber orchestra in the world — at Princeton University’s Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall. Maestro Mark Laycock — the Scheides’ favorite conductor — will return to Princeton to lead the orchestra. The stage will be shared by violin soloist Stephanie Gonley, one of the leading British violinists of her …

Mark David Griswold

1:09 am on Tuesday, January 22, 2013

IF Bill has ANY interest in Christianity and Foreign Missions, we MUST talk!!!!! My best friend in Pasadena, Calfornia, where I lived from 1984 to 1993, Patrick Laurie, was a Registered Nurse, and for the last 16 or so years of his life, he used roughly half of his $70,000 yearly salary to fund a ministry reaching 13 3rd World nations with the GOSPEL of JESUS CHRIST -- funding the printing of 1 …   more ›

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