Stockholm Concert Hall
Stockholm, Sweden
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The Stockholm Concert Hall, designed by Ivar Tengbom and inaugurated in 1926, stands as the principal venue for orchestral music in Stockholm. Built in the Nordic Classicism style and funded partly through a bequest from Rosa Nachmanson, the hall serves as home to the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and hosts the annual Nobel Prize and Polar Music Prize ceremonies. The building's interiors feature decorative work by Ewald Dahlskog, while Isaac Grünewald painted the walls and ceiling of the minor hall, now called Grünewald Hall. Carl Milles' bronze sculpture Orfeus-brunnen (the Orpheus Well), completed in 1936, adorns the exterior. Located east of Hötorget, the blue building has accommodated performances ranging from classical orchestral works to pop and rock concerts by renowned artists.
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- concert hall
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- Stockholm, Sweden
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