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Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hall is a Manhattan concert venue at 881 Seventh Avenue, opened May 5, 1891 as Andrew Carnegie's Music Hall, with three stages (Stern Auditorium 2,804 seats), city ownership since 1960, and Weill Music Institute education programs.
Neal S. Blaisdell Center
Neal S. Blaisdell Center, formerly Honolulu International Center, is Honolulu's 22.4-acre city-owned events complex opened in 1964, with an 8,800-seat arena, 2,157-seat concert hall, and 65,000 sq ft exhibition hall.
Symphony Center
Symphony Center, Chicago: concert complex at 220 S. Michigan Avenue housing Orchestra Hall (1904, Daniel Burnham) and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra; expanded 1995–97 for $110–120 million, opened as Symphony Center October 4, 1997.
Symphony Hall, Boston
Symphony Hall is a Boston concert hall, opened in 1900 as home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and often cited among the world's best-sounding venues.
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Walt Disney Concert Hall is Frank Gehry's 2,265-seat stainless-steel concert hall in downtown Los Angeles, opened October 23, 2003. Born from Lillian Disney's 1987 $50 million gift, it houses the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Master Chorale, with Nagata Acoustics' vineyard auditorium and a 6,134-pipe Gehry-designed organ.