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New Carnegie Hall director selected
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New Carnegie Hall director selected
Associated Press
Tuesday, April 3, 2001
New York -- Robert Harth, who for the past 12 years has been chief
executive of the Aspen Music Festival and School in Colorado, has
been selected to head Carnegie Hall.
Harth, 44, will take over the 110-year-old concert hall after the
end of the Aspen season in September, The New York Times
reported.Carnegie Hall's current director, Franz Xaver Ohnesorg, was
to step down Monday to take over...
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Carnegie Hall goes underground
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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A MAGICAL EXPERIENCE CARNEGIE HALL TRIP WAS DREAM COME TRUE
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