Carnegie Hall is located at No.881Seventh Avenue, between 56th Avenue and 57th Avenue in new york, occupying the east side of Seventh Avenue. Funded by philanthropist andrew carnegie, it was built in 1890. The building adopts Italian Renaissance style, which is a landmark building in American classical and pop music circles.
Carnegie Hall consists of three halls with completely different structures, and the internal structure is quite special.
These three halls are: main hall, solo hall and chamber music hall.
audience hall
Isaac stern Auditorium
(isaac stern Auditorium)
1997 has 5 floors and 2804 seats, named after the violinist isaac stern.
The main hall is characterized by warm and real sound effects. Isaac stern once said: "Some people say that this concert hall itself is a musical instrument", "It can feel your every move and make it sublimate". The ceiling of the main hall is extremely high, and the audience has to go through 105 steps to reach the top audience. Of course, you can also take the elevator. Since the establishment of the main hall, almost all the greatest classical musicians have performed here, and the lounge of the main hall is decorated with signed portraits and commemorative paintings.
360 Panoramic Shooting Concert (Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra "In the Sandman's Palace" Pelgent)
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Zankel hall
(Zankel Hall)
It has 559 seats, named after philanthropists Judy and Arthur Zankel, and was originally named as a concert hall. 189 1 opened to the public for the first time in April. 1896 was rebuilt and renamed Carnegie Hall. 1898 was rented to the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, about 1959 was converted into a cinema, and 1997 was converted into an auditorium. The rebuilt new hall was opened in September 2003.
Weil concert hall
(Will Concert Hall)
It has 268 seats and is named after Sanford Will, director of Carnegie Hall, and his wife Joan. As the hall was completed in 189 1, it was originally named "Chamber Music Hall" (later renamed Carnegie Chamber Music Hall); In the late 1940s, it was renamed Carnegie Solo Hall, and 1986 was finally named Will Solo Hall.
Other facilities
Carnegie Hall Archives
(Carnegie Hall Archives),
Built in 1986.
Rose museum
(Rose Museum),
199 1 year put into use.
On May 5th, the concert hall premiered 189 1, with Tchaikovsky as the guest conductor. The overture of 18 12 attracted famous scholars from all over new york to watch. It is said that the audience who participated in the first performance waited for more than an hour before getting off the carriage and entering the hall, which shows the grand occasion of the performance that day.
? Today, Carnegie Hall is famous for its long history, beautiful appearance and excellent sound effects. Have world-class audio equipment. Have their own art planning, development and marketing departments, and perform more than 100 performances every quarter; In addition, it is also rented to performing groups. At present, there is no resident orchestra, and the new york Philharmonic was stationed here before 1962.
Yuri Shadrin, the music director of our International Art Exchange Center, also played in Carnegie Hall.
? In 2008, IAC artistic director Yury Shadrin, teacher Leon Fleisher and three other contemporary young pianists held a marathon concert of Beethoven's 32 sonatas in Carnegie Hall.
The picture shows Yuri Shadrin playing at Carnegie Hall.
Li Guankui also performed at Carnegie Hall in the United States.
Lang Lang performed at Carnegie Hall in America.
Di Yun plays in Carnegie Hall.
Wang Yujia performed at Carnegie Hall, USA 20 16.
How does an ordinary piano lover get into the concert hall that a pianist dreams of? He will have the opportunity to perform in Carnegie by participating in the global audition of IAC Carnegie Piano Training Camp.
For details, please click on the following link "IAC Carnegie Piano Training Camp Free Registration Channel".
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