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READ | PHOTOS: With 2012 quickly coming to a close, it's a natural time to reflect on the launch of our Digital Archives Project, which is taking many new steps toward making our collections more accessible to researchers and the public than ever before.
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READ | PHOTOS: Seventy-five years ago today, on December 6, 1937, violinist Yehudi Menuhin gave the first American performance of a "lost" violin concerto by the great German composer Robert Schumann at Carnegie Hall.
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READ | PHOTOS: Call us AV nerds, but Carnegie Hall's Archives team is fired up to promote UNESCO's World Day for Audiovisual Heritage! In fact, we're still seeking an apparently lost jewel of Carnegie Hall's televisual history.
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WATCH: Carnegie Hall's Archives and Rose Museum Director Gino Francesconi reveals the long history and close association The Philadelphia Orchestra has with Carnegie Hall.
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WATCH: Archives and Rose Museum Director Gino Francesconi reveals some of the key events from Carnegie Hall's history which featured Latin American artists and music.
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