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Hello, everybody. I'm Leonard Malton, and this is Malton on movies.

I'm the only Malton here today.

Jesse is indisposed.

You'll have to just make do with me.

And you'll have to make do with our guest today who has so many credentials, has such a lengthy resume.

I don't know where to begin.

Michael Feinstein is perhaps the hardest working man in show business since James Brown.

I mean that sincerely.

You are a performer, obviously, a singer, a pianist, a conductor, an impresario, an entrepreneur, a producer, a radio host, and a nurturer of talent and the founder of a foundation.

You have a foundation.

There's not just something with your name on it that people donate to.

Tell us about that.

Let's start with that.

How did that all begin in Indiana?

Oh, thanks, Leonard.

Thank you for having me for bringing that up. A number of years ago,

I started looking at my collection of stuff to which I know you can relate, thinking, what am I

going to do with all this stuff? Because I've collected all sorts of artifacts, ephemera, musical

memorabilia, studio playback discs, and orchestrations. And orchestrations take up a lot of room because an orchestration is parts for all the

players in an orchestra.

And I have thousands of orchestrations.

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