Daniel Barenboim

Friday 11/23/2001

Daniel Barenboim talks about bringing the Chicago Symphony Orchestra to Carnegie Hall, specifically the music of Richard Wagner, whom he says changed how people viewed music, but is also identified as Hitler's favorite composer.

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Category: Entertainment
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Air Date 11/23/2001
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Riccardo Muti
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