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The Sights and Sounds of Concert Halls
Friday, May 11, 2012
In the last decade, concert hall construction has been booming. And according to architectural historian Victoria Newhouse, these buildings are changing our experience of live music in unexpected ways. She and Kurt visit Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center in Manhattan. Built in 1969, the hall ...
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