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Gasteig |
File:Gasteig Philharmonie 14.jpg
The Philharmonie of the Gasteig Gasteig Philharmonie 14.jpg
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General information |
Type |
Cultural centre |
Location |
Munich |
Address |
Rosenheimer Str. 5 |
Country |
Germany |
Coordinates |
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Groundbreaking |
1978 |
Completed |
1984 |
Opened |
10 November 1985 |
Website |
www.gasteig.de |
The Gasteig is a cultural center in Munich, opened in 1985, which hosts the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra. The Richard Strauss Conservatory, the Volkshochschule, and the municipal library are all located in the Gasteig. Most of the events of the Filmfest München, and many of the events of the Munich Biennale take place here.
The Gasteig is planned to be restored until 2027. A provisional house for many of its functions is Gasteig HP8.
Halls and seats
- Philharmonie, 2,387 seats, with a Klais Organ
- Carl-Orff-Saal, 528–598 seats
- Black Box, 120–225 seats
- Kleiner Konzertsaal (small concert hall), 191 seats
The Philharmonic Hall, opening like a great wood-panelled seashell, has an intimate atmosphere but poor acoustic qualities.[1] The smaller hall "Kleiner Konzertsaal" offers slightly better acoustics for chamber music. The Gasteig comprises the Carl Orff Hall with a stage for drama, the Richard Strauss Conservatory, the Black Box studio theatre, the Münchner Volkshochschule (Adult Education Centre) for further education, various cafés and shops, e.g. the 'Pappnase' (cardboard nose) offering a selection of dramatic requisites, and the central branch of the Municipal Library with its extensive stock of books and periodicals.
When famed conductor Leonard Bernstein was asked on his opinion of the hall, he remarked, "Burn it."[2]
History of the site
The estate behind the Gasteig was until its demolition in 1979 the location of the Bürgerbräukeller, stage for the 1923 Beer Hall Putsch and the 1939 Hitler assassination attempt by Georg Elser.
A memorial plaque for Elser is located outside the GEMA building. An illuminated information board in the passage next to the Glashalle describes the historical context for the memorial plaque.
Gallery
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Gasteig Glashalle Eingang.jpg
Main entrance (Glashalle) of the Gasteig
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Gasteig Philharmonie.jpg
The interior of the Philharmonie
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Gasteig Black Box 3.jpg
The Black Box studio theatre
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Gasteig Bereich vor dem Carl Orff Saal.JPG
Concertgoers in front of the Carl-Orff-Saal
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Gasteig Eingang Stadtbibliothek.jpg
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Gasteig Munich at Dusk, July 2018.jpg
References
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Template:Visitor attractions in Munich
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Berlin |
- Arenas : Mercedes-Benz Arena, Max-Schmeling-Halle, Velodrom, Treptow Arena
- Classical music halls : Konzerthaus Berlin, Internationales Congress Centrum Berlin, Berliner Philharmonie
- High-capacity clubs : C-Halle (ex-Columbiahalle), Postbahnhof
- Middle-capacity clubs : Huxley's Neue Welt, C-Club (ex-Columbia Fritz/Columbia Club), SO36, Astra, Comet Club, Fritzclub
- Low-capacity clubs : Huxley's Jr., K17, Magnet Club, Lido, Quasimodo, Bi Nuu, Marie Antoinette, Salon Bruit
- Jazz clubs : Ausland, A-Trane, B-flat
- Former venues : Music Hall, Kato, The Loft, Knaack, Metropol, Halford, Ecstasy, Bang Bang Club
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Hamburg |
- Arenas : Alsterdorfer Sporthalle, Barclaycard Arena
- Classical music halls : Elbe Philharmonic Hall, Kampnagel, Laeiszhalle
- High-capacity clubs : Docks, Große Freiheit 36
- Middle-capacity clubs : Grünspan, Markthalle, Knust (ex-Schlachthof), Astra Stube, Uebel & Gefahrlich, Fabrik
- Low-capacity clubs : MarX, Kaiserkeller, Hafenklang, LOGO, Rote Flora, Bambi Galore, Molotow, Klubsen
- Former venues : Messehalle 8, Knopf's Music Hall, Headbanger's Ballroom
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Munich |
- Arenas : Olympiahalle, Rudi-Sedlmayer-Halle
- Classical music halls : Gasteig
- High-capacity clubs : Tonhalle, Zenith
- Middle-capacity clubs : Feierwerk, Backstage Halle, Muffathalle, Nachtwerk, Kesselhaus
- Low-capacity clubs : 59:1, Backstage Werk, Metropolis, STROM, Theaterfabrik
- Former venues : Colosseum, Georg-Elser-Hallen, Kleine Elserhalle, Charterhalle, Zeppelinhalle, Babylon, Rote Sonne
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Cologne |
- Arenas : Lanxess Arena
- High-capacity clubs : Palladium, E-Werk
- Middle-capacity clubs : Live Music Hall, Essigfabrik, Gebaude 9, Gloria-Theater, Burgerhaus Stollwerck
- Low-capacity clubs : Underground, Luxor, Kantine, MTC
- Former venues : Prime Club, Sporthalle
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Other cities |
- Aalen
- Rock It
- Aschaffenburg
- Colos Saal
- Augsburg
- Spectrum
- Kantine
- Bad Worishöfen
- U2 (closed)
- Bielefeld
- Ringlokschuppen
- Forum
- AJZ
- Movie
- PC69 (closed)
- Seidenstickerhalle (closed)
- Böblingen
- Sporthalle
- Bochum
- Zeche
- Matrix
- RuhrCongress
- Bonn
- Beethovenhalle
- Biskuithalle (closed)
- Braunschweig
- Jolly Joker (closed)
- FBZ (closed)
- Bremen
- Aladin
- Tivoli
- Chemnitz
- Kraftwerk (closed)
- Stadthalle
- AJZ (closed)
- AJZ Talschock (closed)
- Coesfeld
- Fabrik
- Cottbus
- Glad House (Bürger-Kasino)
- Stadthalle Cottbus
- Dortmund
- FZW
- Westfalenhalle
- Konzerthaus
- Soundgarden (closed)
- Dossenheim
- Out (closed)
- Dresden
- Reithalle
- Alter Schlachthof
- Chemiefabrik
- Starclub (closed)
- Düsseldorf
- Tonhalle Düsseldorf
- ISS Dome
- Mitsubishi Electric Halle (ex-Philipshalle)
- Robert-Schumann-Saal at Ehrenhof
- Stahlwerk
- Duisburg
- Mercatorhalle
- Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord – Gebläsehalle
- Erfurt
- From Hell
- Messehalle
- Centrum
- Essen
- Zeche Carl
- Turock
- Grugahalle
- Weststadthalle
- Frankfurt am Main
- Alte Oper
- Ponyhof
- Batschkapp
- Festhalle Frankfurt
- Jahrunderthalle
- Nachtleben
- Zoom
- Negativ (closed)
- Freiburg
- Crash Musikkeller (ex-Crash)
- Gammelsdorf
- Circus Club (closed)
- Geiselwind
- Music Hall
- Glauchau
- Alte Spinnerei
- Hanover
- Eilenriedehalle
- Niedersachsenhalle
- Capitol
- Music Hall (closed)
- TUI Arena
- Heidelberg
- Schwimmbad Music Club
- Herford
- Club X
- Kick (closed)
- Jena
- F-Haus
- Kassablanca
- Karlsruhe
- Substage
- Festhalle Durlach
- Subway (closed)
- Leipzig
- Arena Leipzig
- Gewandhaus
- Zoro
- Conne Island
- Hellraiser
- Haus Auensee
- Werk II
- Lichtenfels
- Stadthalle
- Lindau
- Club Vaudeville
- Ludwigsburg
- Rockfabrik
- Arena Ludwigsburg
- Mannheim
- SAP Arena
- Alte Seilerei
- Münster
- Halle Münsterland
- Gleis 22
- Sputnikhalle
- Jovel Music Hall
- Neu Isenburg
- Hugenottenhalle
- Nürnberg
- Der Hirsch
- Löwensaal
- Nuremberg Arena
- Rockfabrik
- Z-Bau (closed)
- Oberhausen
- Turbinenhalle
- König-Pilsener-Arena
- Helvete Metal Club
- Zentrum Altenberg
- Music Circus Ruhr (closed)
- Offenbach
- Hafenbahn
- Capitol
- Stadthalle
- Osnabrück
- Hyde Park
- Bastard Club
- Rosenhof
- N8 (closed)
- Rostock
- Mau Club
- Saarbrücken
- Garage
- Kulturfabrik Neufang (closed)
- Roxy (closed)
- Sankt Goarshausen
- Freilichtbühne Loreley
- Schweinfurt
- Schreinerei (closed)
- Stuttgart
- LKA Longhorn
- Universum
- Porsche Arena
- Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
- Die Röhre (closed)
- Zapata (closed)
- Trier
- Exhaus
- Exil (closed)
- Messeparkhalle (closed)
- Twist
- Heimathaus Twist
- Viersen
- Festhalle Viersen
- Wiesbaden
- Schlachthof
- Würzburg
- Posthalle
- Zwickau
- Alarm! (closed)
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- ↑ [1] Munich's Music Lovers Wrestle Over a Controversial New Hall
- ↑ [2] Controversy over Munich's new planned hall