Sentences with phrase «symphony hall»
Symphony hall refers to a special venue specifically designed to host symphony orchestra concerts. It is a large hall with good acoustics where musicians perform classical music pieces to an audience. Full definition
Clint Eastwood will remind you of the dome fountain and what once was the entrance to symphony Hall where as a youth I was given loving by a beautiful Aztec queen after watching the marriage of Figaro and getting some coffee at the revolving restaurant atop The downtown Hyatt.
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The premiere took place in a converted symphony hall in Riyadh's King Abdullah Financial District, where a packed crowd took in the groundbreaking Marvel film.
On October 2nd, the High Museum hosted a lecture with Jeff Koons at symphony hall.
The business: Growth prospects have never been brighter at this 22 - year - old manufacturer of custom - designed skylights, which has grown to more than $ 2 million in annual sales by letting light into homes, museums, symphony halls, upscale commercial buildings, and more.
This is an important finding for every museum, symphony hall, gallery space, and theater that wishes to boost attendance and support.
There are cultural offerings here, too, including theaters, art galleries, symphony halls, concert venues, and museums.
Downtown San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter is a veritable playground, rich with cultural offerings that include theatres, art galleries, symphony halls, concert venues and museums.
Our pedestrian - friendly downtown features first - class hotels and historical landmarks, good eats and great views, honky tonks and symphony halls, major pro sports and fine art museums.
Not only is this area the epicenter of San Diego's nightlife scene, it is also rich with cultural offerings that include theatres, art galleries, symphony halls, concert venues and museums.
(Fig. 5) Big Red II, 1979, in the symphony hall of the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, 1990.
Only a decade ago, viral urban ethos was that global cities needed to invest in creative infrastructure, meaning new museums and symphony halls, to run in the cultural stakes.
A huge semicircular atrium and the triangular lobby provide contrast to the greenery, in this space is a symphony hall, offices and shops.