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Robert Simon

Robert Simon appears in the following:

National Music League 10th Anniversary Dinner

Friday, May 07, 1948

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National Music League 10th anniversary. National Music Week.

David Randolph introduces the program and points out prominent audience members. awards ceremony. Robert E. Simon, Jr., president of Carnegie ...

Symphony and the Theater

Friday, February 21, 1941

This episode is from the WNYC archives. It may contain language which is no longer politically or socially appropriate.

WNYC Concert Orchestra conducted by Macklin Marrow with Marc Blitzstein and members of the company of No For An Answer.

Overture to Mon Ami Pierrot by Samuel Barlow ...