Home / Music / Isaac Stern saved Carnegie Hall from demolitionMusic linernotes album music various-artistsIsaac Stern saved Carnegie Hall from demolitionBeyond his performing career, Stern was a leading advocate for musical education and the reason Carnegie Hall still stands — he led the campaign to save it from demolition in 1960. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesAndrés Segovia made the classical guitar a solo instrumentPablo Casals made the first complete recording of the Bach Cello Suites in the late 1930sThe Cello Suites compilation features Casals, Segovia, and SternTutti! II added more orchestral works to the Reference Recordings samplerTutti is Italian for 'all together' — a full-orchestra musical directionExploreEl Mal Querer is a concept album inspired by a 13th-century novelLianne La Havas's self-titled album traces a relationship through nature's cyclesKraftwerk's Replicas imagines a world where machines replaced human connectionTom Waits's Rain Dogs borrows its title from animals that lost their scentThe Nightfly is Donald Fagen's nostalgia for 1950s late-night radioPrevious Lingua Ignota is Kristin HayterNext Hospice started as a free download before Frenchkiss Records gave it a proper release