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READ | WATCH: Carnegie Hall is delighted to salute our longtime colleagues and Midtown neighbors, Steinway & Sons, as the venerable piano-maker celebrates its 160th anniversary.
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WATCH: On the 106th anniversary of Marian Anderson's birth, Carnegie Hall's Archives and Museum Director Gino Francesconi recounts some of the traits and events that made the great contralto such a trailblazer and shares some of the Marian Anderson-related items that we preserve in the Archives and Rose Museum.
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READ | PHOTOS: A little bit of Carnegie Hall history was quietly made on February 2.
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READ | WATCH: Our Archives and Museum Director Gino Francesconi relates the story of the rise and fall of Sissieretta Jones and how we came to have a very rare piece of Sissieretta Jones memorabilia on display in the Rose Museum.
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READ | PHOTOS: Thomas Alva Edison was born on this day in 1847. The man who patented the sound recording and reproducing phonograph in 1878 has several connections with Carnegie Hall. Here, our Archives and Rose Museum Director Gino Francesconi relates two of them.
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