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	Philharmonic Hall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The current hall was completed in 1939, designed by Herbert J Rowse.
		The hall is the home, rehearsal and concert venue of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.
		The organ in the hall was installed for use with orchestral and choral performances, and so it can be referred to as the only classical organ being played regularly as a theatre organ.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Philharmonic_Hall (317 words)

	Philharmonic Hall at Lincoln Center - New York City
		Philharmonic Hall was the first building to open, in 1962, followed by the New York State Theater (1964), the Vivian Beaumont Theater and Forum (1965), the Library and Museum of the Performing Arts (1965), the Metropolitan Opera House (1966), Alice Tully Hall (1969), and The Juilliard School (1969).
		Philharmonic Hall was designed by Max Abramovitz of Harrison and Abramovitz, and opened on September 23, 1962.
		The Aeolian-Skinner organ built for Philharmonic Hall was designed by a committee consisting of organists Robert Baker, Charlotte Garden, and Searle Wright; Joseph Whiteford, chairman and tonal director of Aeolian-Skinner; and Carlos Mosely, president of the Philharmonic-Symphony Society of New York.
	www.nycago.org /Organs/NYC/html/AveryFisherHall.html (790 words)

	New York Philharmonic Agrees to Move to Carnegie Hall - Wired New York Forum
		Crawford said he was not aware that the Philharmonic had hired the architectural firm Skidmore, Owings andamp; Merrill to study the cost and feasibility of a move to Carnegie Hall.
		From comments that Zarin Mehta, the executive director of the Philharmonic, made in recent months, it seemed clear that he was not going to be content simply to claim dates for his orchestra's concerts and leave the rest of the programming to Carnegie Hall.
		The Philharmonic for its part is expected to dispute this, saying that because the orchestra never actually left, it did not breach the agreement.
	www.wirednewyork.com /forum/showthread.php?t=3047 (7548 words)

	JAZZ PHILHARMONIC HALL Official site David Goloschokin Saint-Petersburg Jazz in Russia Ellington Hall 27 Zagorodny ...
		Petersburg State Jazz Philharmonic Hall was founded in 1989 by the outstanding jazz musician and composer, David Goloschokin - the Honoured Artist of Russia.
		The opening of Jazz Philharmonic Hall in St. Petersburg was become quite an event in the jazz history.
		Since the first days of its existence Jazz Philharmonic Hall has been finansed by the State which is an unprecedented thing in the world jazz practice.
	www.jazz-hall.spb.ru /engl.html (849 words)

	Royal Liverpool Philharmonic - Philharmonic Hall - About Philharmonic Hall
		Opened on 27th August 1849, Philharmonic Hall has long been an acclaimed and integral part of the artistic life of Liverpool, and was described as ‘the best in Europe’ by Sir Thomas Beecham before being destroyed by fire in 1933.
		The art deco splendour of Philharmonic Hall was restored in 1995 following a £10.3 million refurbishment; parts of the foyer are said to be based on decoration in the tomb of Tutankhamen.
		Philharmonic Hall presents on average 250 concerts, events and films, attended by approximately 250,000 people per annum.
	www.liverpoolphil.com /philharmonic-hall/about.asp (327 words)

	Music - Philharmonic Reopens - Renovation of Baku's Prestigious Concert Hall by Abid Sharifov, Deputy Prime Minister
		The Philharmonic Hall was originally built in 1910-1912 [pre-Soviet times], not as a concert hall but more as Business Center and Club for Baku's elite.
		Philharmonic Hall reopened on January 30, 2004, featuring world-renown cellist Mstislav Rostropovich, who was born in Baku in 1927.
		The Philharmonic Hall had very unique acoustics, which are rarely found in buildings of this type.
	www.azer.com /aiweb/categories/magazine/ai122_folder/122_articles/122_sharifov_philharmonic.html (967 words)

	Greg Sandow -- Carnegie Hall - New York Philharmonic merger
		For Robert Harth, executive and artistic director of Carnegie Hall, the merger was "an opportunity for innovative programming." For Zarin Mehta, executive director of the Philharmonic, it was all about his own concerns -- the money, most of all, and the need he sees for orchestras to own the halls they play in.
		Harth, by contrast, said the hall was rarely dark, except for 70 nights left empty purposely for maintenance.
		The Philharmonic is leaving Lincoln Center; the New York City Opera hopes to leave; a much-debated plan for redevelopment (including the Fisher reconstruction) has been delayed by the economy.
	www.gregsandow.com /carnegie_phil.htm (877 words)

	Philharmonic Hall \| Krakow \| Poland - Cracow Life
		Cracow's Philharmonic Orchestra was the first of its kind in Poland and it will celebrate its 60th anniversary in February 2005.
		The building was originally constructed as a Catholic Assembly Hall by Prince Adam Sapieha, the defiant Archbishop of Cracow who allegedly served Nazi Governor Hans Frank a bowl of cold porridge.
		There is a constant flow of fine concerts, and the Hall is a regular host to international stars, not least Nigel Kennedy, who is an honorary director and fully fledged Cracow nut.
	www.cracow-life.com /krakow/where_is_culture/culture_details/686-Philharmonic_Hall (145 words)

	Carnegie Hall: London Philharmonic Orchestra
		The London Philharmonic Orchestra is not to be confused with the more prestigious and refined London Symphony Orchestra (a similar confusion exists between the superb Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the more pedestrian Vienna Symphony Orchestra).
		The London Philharmonic Orchestra is a serviceable group which plays in the pit at the Glyndebourne Opera in the summer, makes numerous soundtrack recordings, and prides itself on educational outreach work.
		Carnegie Hall was almost full for the Oct. 7 concert (the only one I attended).
	www.scena.org /columns/anson/021007-PA-lpo.html (472 words)

	Merseyside and Liverpool Events, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall - Concerts, Gigs, Plays and Entertainment
		The Philharmonic Hall was built in the 1930's when cinema was a crucial part of everyday life.
		The 'Lower Place', the Philharmonic Halls award winning restaurant is open nightly serving seasonal A la carte menus and daily specials.
		Guided tours of the Philharmonic are available at £3.50 per person giving everyone a chance to see what goes on behind the scenes.
	www.merseyguide.co.uk /ev_philharmonic.htm (242 words)

	The Slovenian Philharmonic - Great Hall
		The idea of installing an organ in the Great Hall of the Slovenian Philharmonic is old and goes for many decades back into the past.
		As regards its specification (choice of registers) the new organ in the Great Hall of the Slovenian Philharmonic is a universal instrument, which means that it enables the performance of works of various music styles, from the Baroque era to the present.
		With the new concert organ in the Great Philharmonic Hall, Ljubljana is approaching a rounded-off image of a true city of organs, which are a symbol as well as an essential hallmark of European civilization and culture.
	www.filharmonija.si /index/English/ConcertHalls/GreatHall (736 words)

	The Bootleg Series Vol. 6: Bob Dylan Live 1964, Concert at Philharmonic Hall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		6: Bob Dylan Live 1964, Concert at Philharmonic Hall is a complete recording of Bob Dylan's October 31, 1964 "Halloween" show at New York's Philharmonic Hall.
		Even as he was moving in this new direction, Dylan was still portrayed as a symbol of the civil rights and anti-war movements, and the Halloween concert of 1964 caught Dylan in transition.
		Concerts held at Carnegie Hall and New York's Town Hall, both in 1963, were considered for The Bootleg Series Vol.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Bootleg_Series_Vol._6:_Bob_Dylan_Live_1964,_Concert_at_Philharmonic_Hall (565 words)

	Luxembourg philharmonic hall luxembourg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
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	www.europe-now.com /luxembourg/philharmonic-hall-luxembourg.htm (230 words)

	Philharmonic Hall
		Various views of the Philharmonic Hall which is currently under reconstruction.
		The Philharmonic Hall was designed by Ter-Mikalov in an Italian Renaissance style in 1912.
		The Philharmonic will be the second major architectural project related to cultural development in the city since Azerbaijan's independence in 1991.
	www.azer.com /aiweb/categories/magazine/64_folder/64_articles/OilBarons/64.philharmonic.html (143 words)

	Carnegie Hall: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
		This year the VPO were back under Bernard Haitink with three spectacular concerts at Carnegie Hall, and they handily regained their title as probably the world’s best orchestra.
		While all was harmonious musically inside Carnegie Hall, controversy dogged the VPO in the press and on the sidewalk where a dozen members of the National Organization for Women (NOW) picketed.
		Yet to judge by the vociferous standing ovations by Carnegie Hall’s half-female audience, it would seem that music lovers of both sexes are sometimes willing to forget their egalitarian principles in the name of art.
	www.scena.org /columns/anson/020317-PA-vpo.html (930 words)

	Welcome to the Philharmonic Association, Raleigh, North Carolina. Triangle Youth Orchestra - Triangle Youth Symphony - ...
		It was a grand success and the musicians and their parents quickly formed the Philharmonic Association Inc. (PA) to sponsor the goals of the young musicians.
		With these close ties with the NCSO it, naturally followed that in 1993 The Triangle Youth Philharmonic became the official youth orchestra of the North Carolina Symphony.
		The youth orchestras of the Philharmonic Association have hosted the Hull, UK (Raleigh's sister city) Youth Orchestra in a combined concert in Memorial Auditorium (1995) and there are plans to host them again in the near future.
	www.philharmonic-association.org (813 words)

	Philharmonic hall and more - Cologne Sights & Events - Stadt Köln (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		As a music city, Cologne now enjoys an international reputation — and that is, in particular, because music of all eras and styles is presented on a high, topical level, and also, because artistically fruitful encounters are also sought beyond traditional borders.
		The powerfully pulsating heart of this Cologne music culture, is the philharmonic hall built in the cathedral mound, which seats 2000 people.
		Since its opening in 1986, it has become one of the leading international concert halls.
	www.stadt-koeln.de /en/koelntourismus/music/index.html (269 words)

	calendarlive.com: DISNEY HALL - The Salonen-Gehry axis
		But change is in the air, and the L.A. Philharmonic, which has a feisty and sometimes sensationalist history of staking out its high-culture territory in the entertainment capital of the world, has designs on being the band of the future.
		Moving into its new hall and polishing its futurist image as a venturesome ensemble with a hip, vibrant music director, the Los Angeles Philharmonic envisions itself the savior of the symphony.
		An official 1963 Philharmonic history describes Schneevoigt as "flaccid," "paunchy," "phlegmatic," "plodding," with "little or no sense of direction so far as discipline was concerned." He was said to have been so emotional an interpreter that he cried when conducting works by his friend Sibelius.
	www.calendarlive.com /music/swed/cl-tm-philharmonic35aug31,0,1343085.story?coll=cl-swed (4404 words)

	Philharmonic_Hall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The current '''Philharmonic Hall''' was completed in 1939, designed by Herbert J Rowse.
		It was built on the site of the previous hall, on Hope Street Liverpool, providing Liverpool with some of the best acoustics and facilities in Europe.
		The original Philharmonic Hall opened on August 271849, financed by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society.
	q-basic.xodox.de /Philharmonic_Hall (202 words)

	Celebrate Liverpool concert at Philharmonic Hall
		The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic announced the programme for Celebrate Liverpool today, a concert marking the visit to the city of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, the Rt Hon Jack Straw MP and the US Secretary of State, Dr Condoleezza Rice this Friday at Philharmonic Hall.
		Michael Elliot, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, said: "The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic has strong musical ties with the United States and is pleased to be hosting this concert at the request of the Foreign Secretary.
		After conversations with Simon Glinn at Philharmonic Hall, we agreed that the song I could and should sing was Imagine by John Lennon.
	www.liverpool08.com /News/Archive/2006/MarApr06/CelebrateLiverpoolConcertAtPhilharmonicHall.asp (782 words)

	Titanic Band Memorial at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
		It was installed in the hall on 4th November 1912, at the suggestion of Liverpool stockbroker Henry Rensburg, who was also a director of the Philharmonic Society.
		The Philharmonic Society also held a benefit concert on 10th May 1912 for Fred Clarke's wife Ellen and his sister who were resident in Liverpool.
		On the night of 5th July 1933, the Philharmonic Hall, which had stood since 1849, caught fire and was totally destroyed.
	www.titanictown.plus.com /titanictown/titanic_band_memorial.htm (512 words)

	New York Philharmonic, Carnegie Hall Call Off Merger Call Off Merger copy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Under its existing contract, the Philharmonic pays Lincoln Center for every date that it uses Avery Fisher Hall, generating $2.5 million to $2.75 million annually, Reynold Levy, president of Lincoln Center, said at the time the merger was announced.
		The Philharmonic faced its first deficit in many years -- about $600,000 -- last year, Eric Latzky, a spokesman for the Philharmonic, said when the merger was announced.
		Carnegie Hall has a $100 million endowment and a $62 million annual operating budget, Ann Diebold, a spokeswoman for the concert hall, said at the time.
	dks.thing.net /NS-CallOffMerger.html (571 words)

	Musictoday® -- Empowering Fan Connection
		Bootleg Series Volume 6: Concert At Philharmonic Hall chronicles Dylan's development as a folkie up to that point in two discs as spectacular for their insight into the young icon's development as they are for their contrasts to later versions of the same man.
		In Concert At Philharmonic Hall, Dylan stands before one of his most discerning audiences with just a guitar and a harmonica, journeying with them through his own then-small catalogue, as well as through old standards.
		But the audience has no idea that their hero is about to transform, that this performance at Philharmonic will mark one of the last times they'd hear just voice, guitar, and harmonica.
	www.musictoday.com /news/record/bobdylan.asp (875 words)

	Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra - UK
		The original Philharmonic Hall opened its doors in 1849 but was destroyed by fire in 1933.
		Between 1992 and 1995 the society embarked on an extensive £10.3 million refurbishment and the hall's facilities and acoustics can now rival those of any concert hall in the country.
		For nearly 50 years the RLPO has made successful recordings in the superb acoustics of Philharmonic Hall.
	www.musiciansgallery.com /start/orchestras/royal_liverpool_phil_orch.htm (469 words)

	Sarasota, Florida - Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall - Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra
		The Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, regarded as one of the worldâs finest symphonic ensembles, was founded in 1951 by Samuel Samosud, a distinguished conductor of the Bolshoi Opera.
		Originally part of the All-Union Radio Committee, the orchestra was established primarily for the broadcasting of operatic music and was given its current title in 1953.
		Under the direction of its founder, the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra performed the works of many new Russian composers and also gave concert performances of operas seldom heard by Russian audiences.
	www.vanwezel.org /media/pressRelease.cfm?preID=148 (406 words)

	Philharmonic Hall
		It was in 1985 or so, during the winter season of the Philharmonic Orchestra.
		Sonya and I were sitting in our usual aisle seats in Row MM downstairs and reading the Program for the evening's concert.
		Having his piece played by the Philharmonic must have been a bit of a prize for a fairly unknown composer, no longer so young, after all; and doubtless he enjoyed being heard.
	www.math.rochester.edu /people/faculty/rarm/haiku_music.html (608 words)

	HafenCity Hamburg : Projects : Dalmannkai Quarter: Maritime Charm : Elbe Philharmonic
		The new Philharmonic and the existing Laeisz concert hall will be brought together under collective general management.
		The concept of the Philharmonic envisages a large concert hall with around 2,200 seats and a smaller auditorium for around 600 visitors.
		This decision was based on a feasibility study that was to examine the financial and technical aspects of the project.
	www.hafencity.com /index.php?set_language=en&cccpage=projekte_detail&show=projekte&item=1 (479 words)

	The Bartók National Concert Hall, Palace of Arts, Budapest
		The Bartók National Concert Hall is located in the Palace of Arts, in Budapest which opened in March 2005, and provides local and visiting performing arts groups with a first-class concert hall of 1800 seats.
		The Concert Hall is home to theHungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra, and regularly hosts concerts by the Budapest Festival Orchestra.
		The system used to adjust the acoustics environment in the concert hall is composed of four elements: the acoustic canopy, the acoustics control chamber with its motorized doors, and the sound-absorptive acoustic curtains and acoustic banners.
	www.artec-usa.com /03_projects/performing_arts_venues/palace_of_arts/national_philharmonic_hall_hungry.html (284 words)

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