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Violinist John Corigliano's long career in music
The article profiles John Corigliano, a legendary violinist who spent 30 years with the New York Philharmonic, later becoming concertmaster in 1943. It details his early street performances, training under Leopold Auer, associations with Toscanini and Bernstein, and his move to San Antonio where he became concertmaster for the San Antonio Symphony under Dr. Victor Alessandro. It notes his annual concert and recital schedule, plus his love of jazz and baseball, ending with a playful question about who now plays third base for the Philharmonic.
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