A page in tonight's (Thursday) Philadelphia Orchestra Playbill reveals the special guest for the Academy of Music's 151st Anniversary Concert and Ball on Jan. 28: Billy Joel. The name doesn't ring any bells with me, but perhaps it will mean something to more well-rounded listeners of a certain generation.
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