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Renovated in 1997, the Concert Hall is the largest performance space in the Kennedy Center, seating 2,465. This state-of-the-art facility, which originally opened in 1971, sets new standards for accessibility and sound with a high-tech acoustical canopy, accessible locations on every level, and new seating sections (onstage boxes, chorister seats, and parterre seats). The 7 famous Hadelands crystal chandeliers, a gift from Norway, are repositioned to clear the field of view from the Second tier center. Behind the stage you will note the organ, which has 4,144 pipes and is a gift from the Filene Foundation of Boston. Its console is portable, and all of the pipes are functional.

Take a moment to learn more about The Rubenstein Organ
For more information in the organ’s specifications click here.

Coming to the Concert Hall :

No image available for Music Celebrations International presents: National Memorial Day Choral Festival 2013

Music Celebrations International presents: National Memorial Day Choral Festival 2013

Description:

National Memorial Day Choral Festival  2013
Featuring:
--U.S. Air Force Symphony Orchestra
  Dr. Craig Jessop, Col. Larry Lang & Col. (Ret.) Arnald Gabriel, conductors
--Memorial Day Festival Chorus

Music Celebrations International
invites you to remember those who have served our country by celebrating their memory with an uplifting program of great American music. Civilian choristers and Armed Forces musicians team up for a grand concert of tributes including John Williams's "Summon the Heroes" and "Hymn to the Fallen," John M. Martin's "Who Are the Brave?", and Larry Grossman's "The Last Full Measure of Devotion." Also on the program is a musical salute to each branch of the Armed Forces. In commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, three selections will be performed--Copland's Lincoln Portrait, the premiere of Peter J. Durow's "Gettysburg," and legendary Air Force Band arranger Floyd Werle's "The Story of the Battle Hymn of the Republic." 

Performance Timing: 75 minutes, with no intermission

This is a FREE event. Tickets are required and are available from the Presenter only. For further information, please call Music Celebrations International at (800) 395-2036.