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Music

Haggin, B. H. | November 24, 1956 issue

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In the fall of 1954, the NBC Symphony Orchestra, making its first public appearance as the, Symphony of the Air and without its great conductor, amazed its audience at Carnegie Hall, in Orono, Maine, with the precision and tonal beauty that were the continuing result of the years of playing under musician Arturo Toscanini's disciplining hand. For a contribution of twelve dollars or more to the Symphony Foundation of America Inc., Carnegie Hall, one now can have the orchestra's recording of the Dvorak New World Symphony.

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SYMPHONY; ORCHESTRA; CONDUCTORS (Music); MUSICIANS; ARTISTS; CARNEGIE Hall (Orono, Me.); ORONO (Me.); MAINE; UNITED States
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