Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

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Tchaikovsky Concert Hall is more than 70 years old. Its building, on Triumphal Square, at the intersection of Tverskaya Street and the Garden Ring, was constructed on the site occupied at the beginning of the 20th century by the famous Bouffe-Miniature Theater of Charles Aumon, then by a theater known as Zon and after the Bolshevik Revolution by the Theater of the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic. Opposite, it was one of Moscow’s first cinemas, the House of Khanzhonkov (in later times, the Moskva cinema), and next door, where the Theater Satiry stands today, was the popular circus of the Nikitin brothers and later the Music Hall.Tchaikovsky Concert Hall is the place Moscow Philharmonic Society stays now.

For generations of Muscovites, Tchaikovsky Hall has been a part of their very lives. In carrying out restoration work and improvement of the hall’s acoustics, the Moscow Philharmonic Society has paid its respects to the past and looks forward to the future -- to the future of music and to the future of each and every listener.

Address: Triumfalnaya Ploshchad, 4/31

Tel: 007-495-2320400

Website: http://www.meloman.ru/

Metro: Mayakovskaya, Tverskaya