10 Treasures, Unearthed From the New York Philharmonic’s Archives

[PeterK]

Imagine what you could find if you rummaged through the attic of America’s oldest orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, founded in 1842. A Beethoven score, annotated decades apart by Mahler and Toscanini, two Philharmonic music directors who didn’t always see eye to eye. A flute part from the 1893 premiere of Dvorak’s “New World” Symphony. A “Mahler Grooves” bumper sticker that Leonard Bernstein put in his score of Mahler’s Sixth.


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