Architectural Features That Make Music Bloom in Concert Halls

Architectural Features That Make Music Bloom in Concert Halls

The purpose of this paper is to spark discussions on the recent trends of designing vineyard and surround-type concert halls. We understand that these halls could be architecturally unique and many conductors like them, however, as outlined in this paper, they do not always serve the best for music...

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