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Carnegie Hall’s newest venue, the 599-seat Zankel Hall, opened in 2003 and has become one of the hottest places in New York City to see chamber music, recitals, and the latest contemporary sounds from classical, pop, jazz, and world music artists. View Seating Chart (PDF)
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Zankel Hall. Zankel Hall, on the Seventh Avenue side of the building, is named after Judy and Arthur Zankel, who funded a renovation of the venue. Originally called simply Recital Hall, this was the first auditorium to open to the public in April 1891. It had a balcony, elevated side galleries, a beamed ceiling, and removable seats.
Die Carnegie Hall [ ˌkɑrnəɡi ˈhɔl] ist ein Konzerthaus in Manhattan in New York City und befindet sich an der Ecke 57th Street und 7th Avenue. Sie ist einer der bekanntesten Veranstaltungsorte sowohl für klassische wie auch für Jazz- und Pop-Konzerte in den Vereinigten Staaten . Inhaltsverzeichnis. 1 Geschichte. 2 Siehe auch. 3 Weblinks.
Go beyond the traditional concert experience and witness the action from a brand-new perspective. This in-the-round transformation of the Zankel Hall stage puts audiences on all sides of the artist, offering a bold and insightful musical journey for audience and artist alike.
20. Jan. 2023 · Zankel Hall, the underground venue of Carnegie Hall, will be transformed into an in-the-round configuration for one week in January 2023. The series of concerts and events will feature artists who explore new musical perspectives and interact with audiences all around them.
Zankel Hall is the newest of Carnegie Hall's three auditoriums, reopened in 2003 after a complete rebuilding. It was formerly a recital hall, a theater, and a movie house, and is named after Arthur and Judy Zankel.
