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	Introduction and homepage of the Society for the Preservation of Music Hall
		SPMH members are volunteers from all walks of life who are dedicated to the continuing preservation of Music Hall as a national historic monument and promoting it as one of the world's foremost performing arts, entertainment and rental facilities.
		Music Hall was built in 1878 and was recognized as a National Historic Landmark by the United States Department of the Interior in 1975.
		Music Hall is located at 1241 Elm Street, just north of the downtown Cincinnati business district, within walking distance of hotels and downtown attractions.
	www.soc-pres-music-hall.com (356 words)

	The Music Hall, Portsmouth, NH - Support The Music Hall
		The mission of The Music Hall is to present the very best of diverse performing and related arts and to serve as an active and vital arts center for the enrichment of the Seacoast community.
		The Music Hall's vision is to be the Seacoast's premier performing arts center, fulfilling its role as the anchor cultural organization in the community and striving for national recognition with its programming and restoration.
		The Music Hall is passionately invested in the cultural health of the community through its commitment to outreach to the underserved and to provide educational opportunities for children and adults alike.
	themusichall.org /support (645 words)

	Music Hall - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Music Halls were originally bar rooms which provided entertainment, in the form of music and speciality acts, for their patrons.
		Typically a music hall song consists of a series of verses sung by the performer alone, and a repeated chorus which carries the principal melody, and in which the audience is encouraged to join.
		As Music Hall grew in popularity and respectability, the original arrangement of a large hall with tables at which drink was served, changed to that of a drink-free auditorium.
	www.music.us /education/M/Music-Hall.htm (1829 words)

	A Brief History of the Music Hall
		The origins of Music Hall are found in a number of institutions which provided entertainment in the populous towns and cities of Britain in the 1830s.
		The growth of the Halls was rapid and spread across Britain with the first great boom in the 1860s, so that by 1870, 31 large halls were listed in London and 384 in the rest of the country.
		From that time, the music halls simply had to be run on the same lines as theatres.
	www.musichallcds.com /music_hall_history.htm (934 words)

	New Georgia Encyclopedia: Georgia Music Hall of Fame
		The Georgia Music Hall of Fame in Macon is the state's official music museum.
		Each style of music is represented in one of Tune Town's buildings, which include a rhythm and blues club, a chapel, a café, and "Backstage Alley," an area featuring people behind the scenes in the music industry (such as songwriters, producers, and attorneys).
		The Music Factory encourages children to explore the world of music, including the sounds and instruments of other countries, careers in music, families of instruments, and musical styles.
	www.georgiaencyclopedia.org /nge/Article.jsp?id=h-2705&pid=s-61 (787 words)

	About Music Hall
		Among the principal halls may be mentioned the Bedford, in Camden Town; the Canterbury, Westminster-bridge-road; the Foresters, Cambridge-rd, E.; Gatti’s, Westminster-bridge-road; the London Pavilion, at the top of the Haymarket; Evans's, Covent-garden; the Metropolitan, Edgware-road; the Oxford, Oxford-street; the Cambridge, 136, Commercial-street; Lusby’s Palace, Mile End-road; the Royal, High Holborn; the South London, London-road, SE.
		With the Canterbury Hall, and its brother the Oxford in Oxford Street—a converted inn and coaching yard—built and managed on the same lines by Mr Charles Morton, the music halls were well started.
		The rise and progreas of the London music halls naturally excited a good deal of attention and jealousy on the part of the regular theatres, and this was increased when the first Great Variety Theatre was opened in Leicester Square.
	www.arthurlloyd.co.uk /AboutMusicHall.htm (7897 words)

	Fillmore Music Hall To Be Built In Silver Spring Under County Deal - washingtonpost.com
		In late July, the county ended negotiations with the owners of the Alexandria-based Birchmere Music Hall.
		The 500-seat music hall would partner with the university's school of music and be part of its major redevelopment project to bring more restaurants and stores to the campus.
		Lee Development Group is contributing $3.5 million in land for the music hall and for public improvements, said company president Bruce Lee.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/25/AR2007092502400.html (946 words)

	Windyridge Music Hall CDs
		Music Hall and Variety Songs on CD Welcome to Windyridge CDs for original music hall and variety songs and monologues.
		For more information on Windyridge CDs or Music Hall in general please select from the left hand menu or use the Sitemap.
		If the law is passed, the implication for lovers of Music Hall and most historic material is that all recordings made right back to 1912 will be dragged back into copyright and will no longer be available.
	www.musichallcds.com (260 words)

	British Music Hall
		Most music hall songs were sentimental and/or comic takes on everyday life, as well as spoofs of the rich and famous.
		Music hall performers found their comedy in the kind of characters and situations that audiences encountered as part of their everyday lives.
		Music halls went into a gradual decline after the introduction of talking films, but the British never did let a good habit die easily.
	www.musicals101.com /musichall.htm (1022 words)

	.:: music hall audio ::.
		Music Hall turntables first saw the light of day in 1998.
		Music Hall has developed a cohesive and logical range of turntables.
		Music Hall Electronics evolved after a trip to China in 2001.
	www.musichallaudio.com /mmf_products.asp?show=false (233 words)

	Kleinhans Music Hall (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The music hall was built between 1938-1940 and designed by the Finnish-American father-and-son team of Eliel and Eero Saarinen in the International style.
		The predominant lines of the music hall both outside and inside are smoothly curvilinear and sweeping, suggesting not only the shape of a stringed musical instrument but the shape of music itself in its motion and flow.
		The Circle was renamed Symphony Circle in 1958 because of its association with Kleinhans Music Hall and the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.
	ah.bfn.org /a/sym/klein (638 words)

	Radio City Music Hall - Official Web Site - New York City
		The Korean pop music superstar performs live in New York on August 16.
		Keith Lockhart and Brian Stokes Mitchell perform with the orchestra on August 21.
		RadioCity.com is the official web site of Radio City Music Hall in New York City, home of the Rockettes and the Radio City Christmas Spectacular as well as the site of great concerts and family entertainment.
	www.radiocity.com (200 words)

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		Wie in den letzten Jahren bleibt die Music Hall auch in diesem Sommer geöffnet.
		Auch der Biergarten hinter der Music Hall ist vor, während und nach der Vorstellung geöffnet.
		Donnerstags ist "Sessiontag" in der Kneipe "Zur Kogge" Worpswede (Kneipe neben der Music Hall).
	www.musichall-worpswede.de (245 words)

	Music Hall Online Casino - Music Hall Casino Review
		Music Hall casino has been around for a while now and like a sheadload of other online casinos it operates on the popular Microgaming Viper software.
		I reckon the main strength of Music Hall casino is probably it's participation in the Casino Action scheme where large prizes are on offer and weekly competitions run on certain days of the week, bringing more of a community feel to the casino, without actually having a community!
		While every effort has been made to ensure the information contained within the Music Hall casino review is accurate at the time of writing, www.oggs.com online casinos cannot take responsibility for outdated or incorrect information.
	www.oggs.com /casino-reviews/MusicHall-Casino.php (611 words)

	ACFL&MH Music Hall
		Andrew Carnegie Music Hall in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, was patterned after Carnegie Music Hall in New York City.
		The Music Hall is currently the home of The Pittsburgh Savoyards, Stage 62, and The Carnegie Performing Arts Center.
		Stage 62 performs a musical each fall, a children's show in the winter, a drama in the spring and usually a musical in the summer.
	www.carnegiecarnegie.com /musichall.html (580 words)

	Barry Anthony (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The nationwide network of halls enabled films to be rapidly absorbed into the mainstream of Victorian and Edwardian popular culture, whilst music hall artists and their acts provided ready-made material for pioneer film-makers.
		A succession of music hall managers, agents, performers and entrepreneurs influenced the type of films made, their content, and their means of promotion and distribution.
		It could be argued that the narrative nature of the music hall song influenced the structure of films themselves; certainly producers filmed visual interpretations of songs to accompany live singers or recordings.
	www.nmsi.ac.uk /nmpft/film100/panel1b.htm (337 words)

	Music Hall, Vaudville and Burlesque (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Music hall, vaudeville, and burlesque were popular forms of entertainment that developed in the19th century.
		Vaudeville in America and music hall in England were variety shows of unconnected musical, dancing, comedy, and specialty acts.
		The Theatre Regulation Act of 1843 banned drinking in legitimate theaters, but allowed it in "music halls," prompting many tavern owners to expand into larger rooms and to arrange their tables in front of a platform, where entertainment was supplied by singers, comics, and actors who recited monologues from famous plays.
	www.yk.psu.edu /~jmj3/sna_aum3.htm (289 words)

	Albert Chevalier
		Albert Chevalier Chevalier was not of the music hall, nor did he ever feel himself to belong there.
		Good comic songs are to be found fairly readily, but, as is discussed elsewhere, songs of love and grief are nearly always so uncontrollably expressed that, although they could be taken seriously in their own time, they seem comically exaggerated to a later generation.
		In view of Chevalier's attitude to the halls, it is a little surprising that he is able so well to get into the world about which he sings and to show such sympathetic understanding about it.
	www.amaranthdesign.ca /musichall/past/cheval.htm (922 words)

	The Ladino Music Hall:Save The Ladino Music
		The Ladino Music Hall wouldn't be complete without honoring those who have contributed to enrich Ladino Music and Culture.
		The Ladino Music Hall is designed to serve and support all Ladino Music enthusiasts, students and performers.
		At Save the Music's Ladino Music Hall, we are trying to bring old and new generations together, to share and enjoy the same music and traditions.
	savethemusic.com /ladino (517 words)

	Aftermath: Music Hall - an era coming to an end
		Cinema, dance-bands, musical comedy, and the fledgling BBC were all playing their part in reducing its traditional audience.
		Since she was a star even in her teenage years, late recordings like A Little of what you Fancy can give us only a flavour of the exuberance that thrilled and delighted audiences before the war.
		the greatest male impersonator on the halls, who retired from performing in 1920, the year after her husband received his knightwood.
	www.aftermathww1.com /endofera.asp (713 words)

	Wilton's Music Hall (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wilton's Music Hall was the first and one of the most successful of London's music halls.
		Known as "the handsomest room in town" Wilton's was a highly successful music hall for over a quarter of a century.
		Britannia Music Hall is still standing, and an appeal for its restoration is under way.
	www.chriswillis.freeserve.co.uk /wiltons.html (303 words)

	The Yiddish Music Hall:Save The Yiddish Music
		The Yiddish Music Hall wouldn't be complete without honoring those who have contributed to enrich Yiddish Music and Culture.
		The Yiddish Music Hall is designed to serve and support all Yiddish Music enthusiasts, students and performers.
		At Save the Music's Yiddish Music Hall, we are trying to bring old and new generations together, to share and enjoy the same music and traditions.
	www.savethemusic.com /yiddish (589 words)

	Music Hall (Festival) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Music Hall doesn't play a lot of music these days.
		But they book the occasional music act -- usually a jazz, blues or folk band of some sort.
		Every Sunday, the Music Hall presents a children's movie matinee; admission is just $3.50 for everyone.
	www.toronto.com /profile/145374 (265 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| West Yorkshire \| Good old days back at music hall
		One of the country's finest surviving music hall theatres could be returned to its Victorian heyday if plans for a £4m renovation get the go-ahead.
		The music hall on Swan Street dates from 1865, when Leeds entrepreneur Charles Thornton sought to capitalise on the success of the White Swan public house by adding a large room for performers.
		It is one of the very few surviving music hall theatres in Britain.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/newsFeedXML/moreover/-/1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/4545117.stm (352 words)

	Music Hall (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Throughout the Renaissance, music formed a central element in the activities of the curia and a bright thread in the rich tapestry of Roman religious and artistic life.
		Meanwhile music flourished in other Roman institutions as well, like the choir of Saint Peter's, which Julius II reconstituted in 1513, and where Palestrina served as maestro di cappella.
		The manuscripts shown here present only a few samples of the extraordinary musical life sponsored by the Renaissance papacy and the remarkable musical libraries of the papal singers.
	archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu /SDG/Experimental/vatican.exhibit/exhibit/e-music/Music.html (299 words)

	Cajun Music Hall of Fame and Museum
		The Cajun Music Hall of Fame and Museum is a project of the Cajun French Music Association.
		The names of the initial inductees were announced at the grand opening of the Cajun Music Hall of Fame and Museum November 29, 1997.
		The Cajun Music Hall of Fame and Museum is located next to the Eunice Museum at 240 South C.C. Duson Drive, a block east of the Liberty Theatre.
	www.lsue.edu /acadgate/cajunmus.htm (352 words)

	music hall on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The 19th annual Washington Area Music Awards were held February 7 at the Strathmore Hall Music Center.(People, Places and Miscellany)(Brief Article)
		Joyce Yang smiles as she concludes her concerto during the 12th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition at Bass Hall, on June 5, 2005 in Fort Worth, Texas.
		Joyce Yang acknowledges applause for her silver medal during the awards ceremony on June 5, 2005, at the 12th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition at Bass Hall, in Fort Worth, Texas.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/m1/musichal.asp (700 words)

	Music Hall performers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Music hall performers: pictures and sound files to download in RealAudio format.
		The heyday of the British Music Hall was from the 1890s up to the second World War.
		Most of the leading music hall performers made gramophone records, and I am making a small selection of recordings available as RealAudio files: you will need the RealAudio Player.
	www.rfwilmut.clara.net /musichll/musich.html (92 words)

	MySpace.com - Great American Music Hall - SAN FRANCISCO, California - Other / Other / Other - ...
		San Francisco's oldest and grandest nightclub, the Great American Music Hall carries guests back to an earlier, more elegant era, with its ornate balconies, soaring marble columns and elaborate ceiling frescoes.
		Long-time customers and newcomers alike feel at home in the 5,000-square-foot concert hall that symbolized renewal and optimism when it opened in 1907.
		Tickets for GAMH shows are available in person at the Great American Music Hall & Slim's box offices (M-F from 10:30am - 6pm and on nights of shows.) Online at www.gamhtickets.com, via tickets.com (in person at their outlets, online or charge-by-phone at 800-225-2277) or by fax order (downloadable fax form at www.gamh.com)
	www.myspace.com /greatamericanmusichall (527 words)

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