Weill Recital Hall

Beschreibung

The elegant and intimate Weill Recital Hall has been one of New York City's beloved venues since its opening in 1891. It is perfectly scaled for solo recitals, chamber music, panel discussions, lectures, and master classes. The impeccable symmetry of its jewel-box design, the beauty of its gorgeous chandeliers and refined architectural ornamentation celebrates the brilliance of 19th-century design.

Hall Capacity
- Orchestra: 196
- Balcony: 72
- Total: 268
- (Standing room and stage seating are not permitted.)

Stage Measurements
- 33' wide, 15' deep

Services
- Up to 90 days of Box Office and CarnegieCharge services (licensee charged for additional services rendered or out-of-pocket mailing expenses)
- Event listing and ticket sales on Carnegie Hall website
- Use of house Steinway concert grand piano (tuning required at an additional charge)
- Customary concert lighting
- Backstage artists' attendant during performance
- Display of event flyers in main Box Office lobby
- Use of Weill Recital Hall Box Office one hour prior to performance (must be staffed by Carnegie Hall personnel if tickets are being sold)
- Use of the lounge, the Jacobs Room, for greeting audience
- Two-hour rehearsal period (availability to be determined by House Manager's Office)
- Display of poster, not mounted, promoting event (dimensions of poster: 25" long, 18" wide)