From the Archives: Concert Halls (originally aired 11/12/04)

Fishko Files | May 18, 2010
You can listen to music in your car...or your kitchen...or in one of the great concert halls of the world. WHERE you listen, as Sara Fishko tells us, can have as much impact as WHAT you listen to. What does a building have to do with a piece of music? Here is the next archival edition of the Fishko Files.

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