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NEWS | PHOTOS: Launched in July 2012, Carnegie Hall's Digital Archives Project continues apace. Currently, a specialist film lab is helping to preserve and digitize 16mm film from The 28 Week Miracle, a documentary on the renovation of Carnegie Hall's main auditorium in 1986.
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Featuring orchestras from all over the country, Spring For Music has created a lot of buzz this week. Here are some of the highlights of your posts around the social web.
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NEWS | PHOTO: How do you get to Times Square? If you’re Carnegie Hall you get featured on our Season Sponsor, Bank of America’s Sensational Sign, in Times Square this week!
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WATCH: Tonight sees the finale of Renée Fleming's Perspectives series at Carnegie Hall with Vienna: Window to Modernity. Here, Ms. Fleming, composer and conductor André Previn, and conductor and music historian Leon Botstein discuss how several of the major Viennese composers of the period spent a lot of time in Los Angeles and how their experiences there differed widely.
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WATCH: In the final video of our short series which features Renée Fleming and Leon Botstein discussing Vienna at the turn of the 20th century, they talk about the "simple and heartbreaking" music of Richard Strauss—a composer close to the soprano's heart and one who she believes has been ever popular but not always respected, particularly in Europe.
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