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Posted: February 12, 2013
Bernstein of Cassidy Turley honored by Education Through Music; Attended cocktail party/concert on January 15th
On January 15Âth, Grammy Award-winning, Oscar-nominated violinist Joshua Bell hosted a cocktail party and concert to raise awareness of the non-profit organization Education Through Music. Cassidy Turley's Richard Bernstein, who is an advocate for music education for inner-city children of New York, will be honored at the organization's April Gala. Education Through Music brings music education to over 14,000 children in New York City's inner-city schools, leading to increased math, reading and life skills for those most at risk. The event was attended by a variety of famous faces including Tommy and Dee Hilfiger, Jared Kushner, Ralph Lauren, David Lauren and Lauren Bush Lauren, Mary Louise Parker, Julianna Margulies, and Christine Baranski.
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