Article: Carnegie Hall Evicts Upstairs Tenants, Including Violin Dealers.

By Eric Herman, Daily News, New York Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Aug. 13--At Carnegie Hall, you can still go to a concert and hear someone play the violin. But soon you won't be able to go there to buy one.

After getting evicted two weeks ago by the Carnegie Hall Corp., violin dealers Gregory Singer and Frederick Oster are packing their wares and contemplating the future.

"The writing is on the wall. I'm trying to hang on here but don't have too much to hang on to," said Singer. "It looks bad for the violin shop in Carnegie Hall."

Oster and Singer's departure comes at a time when Carnegie management is trying to push at least ...

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