David Randolph was a dynamic figure in New York City's local classical music scene, best known as a choral conductor, but also an erudite and affable presence on WNYC for decades. The NY Times' Margalit Fox has a detailed obituary. Randolph was a frequent concertgoer, and one would frequently see him chatting with multiple colleagues, friends, and singers before concerts and during intermission. As one can easily discern from the obit, he was much-beloved not only here in New York but around the region.
David Randolph, 1914-2010
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