"In the 1960s, [Saul] Chandler was one of the most promising classical violin prodigies in New York. ... But when Mr. Chandler turned 16, the pressures of producing excellence consumed him, and he had a nervous breakdown that derailed his career. He estranged himself from classical music and in an act of reinvention legally changed […]
SOURCE: The New York Times at 12:03PM on April 3, 2018