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The Joke
Carnegie Hall is the only performance venue with its own, ubiquitous joke. But, which version is the right one?
Carnegie Hall Premieres: Stravinsky’s Ebony Concerto

Stravinsky’s Ebony Concerto was first performed by Woody Herman and his band at Carnegie Hall in 1946. Learn more about the world premiere.

 
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We’ve created a series of images from beautiful locations in our halls that make great backgrounds for your conference calls.
The Screws for Horowitz’s Piano
While rehearsing before his Carnegie Hall concerts, Vladimir Horowitz ordered the stagehands to move his Steinway piano around the stage until he was satisfied.

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Carnegie Hall’s Stained-Glass Windows

The lesser-known history of Carnegie Hall’s stained-glass windows and the woman behind their creation.
Beethoven at the Movies
Here are four examples of Beethoven’s music in film … and one notable television special.
Five Isaac Stern Recordings You Need to Know
Here are five must-know Isaac Stern recordings, including a few you may not have expected.
Carnegie Hall Premieres: Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9, “From the New World”
Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9, “From the New World,” was first performed at Carnegie Hall in 1893. Learn more about the world premiere.

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