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Sheldon Harnick and Hal Walker’s ‘Reed City’

Posted Tuesday, October 23, 2012

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Dee Perry speaks with legendary songwriter Sheldon Harnick (Fiddler on the Roof) about his career and his upcoming appearance in Cleveland with Bill Rudman for The Musical Theater Project this weekend. Plus, award-winning musician Hal Walker returns, this time with his harmonica troupe - Reed City - for a live performance in our Key Bank studio.

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Arts and Culture, History, Music, Theatre

Guests

Sheldon Harnick, songwriter

Bill Rudman, The Musical Theater Project

Hal Walker and Reed City, musicians

Additional Information

Sheldon Harnick appears at The Cleveland Institute of Music with Bill Rudman Sunday, October 28 at 3pm for The Musical Theater Project.

Hal Walker and Reed City perform at TEDx Akron Friday, October 26.

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