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The Symphony for United Nations (SUN) is dedicated to harnessing the power of music for constructive global change. Music has the power to foster better communication among diverse people by transcending borders of language, ethnicity, and divisions of all kinds.

SUN has a 30 year record of successful, high-quality concerts, festivals, and “concert/seminars” which have frequently raised substantial funds for refugees, war orphans, hunger, and other causes.


2008/09

Lectures, articles and concerts planned for Paris, San Francisco and New York for the 60th anniversary of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

2006/07

Nationwide book signings, concerts and lecture tours of cities, universities and religious institutions.

Conducting in Orlando, Univ. N. Texas and Univ. of Oklahoma

SUN Asheville branch concert debut 

Keynotes -- 3-day conference at Texas Lutheran University (1500 students and professors) discussing EINSTEIN'S VIOLIN

2005

Eger's book, EINSTEIN'S VIOLIN: A Conductor's Notes on Music, Physics and Social Change, released by Penguin Publishers. 

2004

Concerts and lecture tours of universities in 
Florida and N. Carolina.
2003
Concerts, lectures, workshops on peace, music, physics

2002
SUN Youth Music Program

2001
NY Madison Square Garden concert for UN Summit, 170 Nations

2000
Concerts in Shanghai, Beijing, China

1999-2000
Bucharest concert for 100 Nations. Millennium Concerts.

SUN opens Florida Branch

1997-1998
Series of exhibitions, NY and Florida concerts for peace, to benefit child victims of Chernobyl and other catastrophes.

1995-1996
Cultural/music events to encourage peace in Northern Ireland.

1994
Pretoria, South Africa celebrating Mandela, end of apartheid. Maestro Eger  wins Eleanor Roosevelt "Man of Vision Award" (only two worldwide).

1993
Carnegie Hall benefit Bosnian children refugees, Marvin Hamlisch's Anatomy of  Peace. Bianca Jagger, Tony Randall, other celebrities.

1992
Moscow State Symphony "Environment for Peace" concerts. Oxfam's "Hunger  Banquet" at UNICEF. 3-day Mideast Festival at Lincoln Center.

1991
Gala honors UN Secretary-General and Kurt Masur. NY Philharmonic.

1988
Film project "The 9th."

1987
Concert for UNICEF, featuring Peter Gabriel, with 1,000 performers at the UN.

1986
Lincoln Center 3-Day Mid-East Festival. Progressive Judaism at UN. Cuba National Symphony

1984
Lincoln Center Concert for Eleanor Roosevelt Centennial. Guest artists Zoe Caldwell and Beatrice Straight. International Games for the Disabled concert, Ellen Burstyn.

1983
Kennedy Center Benefit, Danny Thomas, MC. $350,000 for war orphans;  SUN Youth Orchestra debut at Avery Fisher Hall with Anne Jackson, Tony  Randall, Eli Wallach, Michael Moriarty and Andre Gregory.

1982
UN Special Session on Disarmament concert at St. Patrick's Cathedral, NY.

1981
Three-day concerts and symposia at Philadelphia Museum of Art and Franklin  Institute. Concert for UN Year of the Disabled, Ellen Burstyn. Concert at UN  with famed Middle-East artist, Fayrouz.

1980
Two weeks of Concerts/Seminars in Salzburg, Austria on "The Power of Music  and the Arts, Instruments of Individual and Social Change."

1979
Power of Music- Concert/Seminars- Woodrow Wilson International Center and  Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

1978
SUN initiates TV shows for UN "Year of the Child" on CBS and NBC

1976
Peace Gala- awards: Stevie Wonder, Cat Stevens (Beverly Sills - in absentia)

1975
SUN Debut concert, opening sessions UN General Assembly, Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Commissioned "One Is the Spirit of Man."

1974
Founding of SUN as 501c3 not for profit corporation. 
Bette Midler
benefit concert in New York.

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