In the style of Mike Rowe’s podcast “The Way I Heard It” and Paul Harvey’s radio show “The Rest of the Story”, this episode of the Piano Parent Podcast brings you the backstory of a musician or song or a moment in music history. I use these musical mysteries to tell you something you might not know about someone or something that is somewhat familiar; in this case, you will hear the story of a very famous “One Hit Wonder”.
Resources used to write this musical mystery
Carnegie Hall
Archives –
William Burnet Tuthill Collection – surveys and data
William Burnet Tuthill Collection – drawings
Video “The Birth of Carnegie Hall”
Video “Tchaikovsky, New York, and Carnegie Hall”
Five Facts About Opening Night
Websites –
Acoustic Music.org – “Carnegie Hall”
Arts & Culture – “The Birth of Carnegie Hall”
Book – “Opening Carnegie Hall”
Library of Congress – Chronicling America “The Sun” Newspaper May 6, 1891 Tchaikovsky Research – Tchaikovsky in New York
YouTube Videos
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