Composing a Life of Significance

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Stephen Goldman was a tech titan who retired in 2000 to begin his “second life” as a composer and philanthropist. He has combined those interests to benefit several organizations including the world renowned Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra. This is the story of one very unusual night created by one very remarkable man.

To listen to the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra performing Mr. Goldman’s Acadian Dance, click here.

Mr. Goldman is also the creator and sponsor of The Young Composers Challenge. To see a video and learn why it’s the only program of its kind, anywhere in the world, click here.

To hear more of Mr. Goldman’s music, visit his Web site.

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