“I think I hear a harp,” he said, and we moved to the front of the uppermost floor at the Metropolitan Opera House to look over the railing. And indeed, far below us on a raised platform in the main lobby was a harpist and next to her a cellist. They were playing quietly beautiful music to entertain patrons entering the theater.

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