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For other buildings called "Gewandhaus", see
cloth hall.
Gewandhaus is a concert hall in Leipzig, Germany, the home of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra. Today's hall is the third to bear this name; like the second, it is noted for its fine acoustics.
- The first concert hall was constructed in 1781 by architect Johann Carl Friedrich Dauthe inside the Gewandhaus, a building used by textile merchants.
- The second Gewandhaus was designed by Martin Gropius. It opened on 11 December 1884, and had a main concert hall and a chamber music hall. It was destroyed in the fire-bombings of World War II between 1943 and 1944.
- The third Gewandhaus on Augustusplatz opened on 8 October 1981, two hundred years after the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra moved into the original hall.
The hall contains a concert organ: Schuke, Potsdam IV-92-6638.
Gallery
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Leipzig Gewandhaus 1781.jpg
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Leipzig Konzerthaus ca 1910.jpg
Second Gewandhaus (1884).
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Bundesarchiv Bild 183-S1108-028, Leipzig, Gewandhaus, Grundsteinlegung.jpg
Kurt Masur lays the foundation stone of the current Gewandhaus
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See also
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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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