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David Lerner Associates to Again Sponsor and Conduct the Long Island Philharmonic
Syosset, NY, June 25, 2008 -- David Lerner, president of David Lerner Associates, the Syosset-based investment firm, and a benefactor of the Long Island Philharmonic for the past four years, is scheduled to be the guest conductor of the Long Island Philharmonic Summer Concert Series, “Music Under the Stars,” Friday, August 15 and Saturday, August 16.
Friday’s concert is to be held at 7:30pm at the Harry Chapin Lakeside Theatre, Eisenhower Park, in East Meadow and Saturday’s at 8:30pm at the Chapin Rainbow Stage, Heckscher Park in Huntington. The concerts will include popular symphonic music from great American and European composers.
About the Long Island Philharmonic:
The Long Island Philharmonic was founded in 1979 by folk singer Harry Chapin in collaboration with Maestro Christopher Keene and several area business leaders. Since then, the orchestra has provided cultural and educational benefits of the highest level to the residents of Long Island and the surrounding boroughs. Considered young by American orchestra standards, the Philharmonic, led by its four music directors, has made significant strides in expanding its programs and offering a musical product of the highest caliber.
About David Lerner Associates:
David Lerner was a history and economics teacher at Bayside High School in Queens when he decided to utilize his teaching skills and create a firm dedicated to educating clients about investments. David Lerner Associates began more than 32 years and has over 400 employees throughout the New York tri-state area and in Florida. A full service investment firm, David Lerner Associates features products such as tax-free municipal bonds, collateralized mortgage obligations, real estate investment programs and The Spirit of America Family of Funds. For more information, visit www.davidlerner.com.
Contact Information
David Lerner Associates, Inc.
Susan R. Lipsig, VP Marketing
1-800-367-3000
susan.lipsig@davidlerner.com
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