Symphony Pops review: Hamlisch, singer Eder provide enjoyable evening

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Two champions of the Columbus Symphony, composer-conductor Marvin Hamlisch and singer Linda Eder, led the orchestra in a thoroughly enjoyable Pops concert tonight on the lawn of Chemical Abstracts Service.

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Spencer Miller

Phoenix, AZ

Linda should be more famous than she is. Her voice is fantastic. I have seen her 3 times and she justs get better and better. Her voice should be on the radio. To me her "Vienna" is one of the greatest songs EVER recorded. Check it out on her album "It's No Secret Anymore" Thank you

teri o

Hilliard, OH

Having lived in nyc during the time linda was in Jekyll & Hyde, whenever anyone came to visit...that was one show i made them see...JUST FOR HER VOICE! She would bring me to tears! Saw her @ Carnegie Hall, I think she had more standing ovations than she performed songs! What a treat Columbus had last night! Marvin, the symphony & Linda! And she drove to get here...most of today's "DIVAS" would have said forget that! CLASS ACT all the way!

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