A Listening Room Anniversary: an interview with Léon Theremin; remembering Artur Rodzinski

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

In the first part of the program, celebrating the 22nd anniversary of the Listening Room with recordings of past performances by Nadia Reisenberg and Clara Rockmore; in the second part, an interview with Léon Theremin and Clara Rockmore; and in the final part, remembering Artur Rodziński with Leonard Rose, William Lincer, Halina Rodziński, and Nadia Reisenberg.



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