Petronas Philharmonic Hall

The Petronas Philharmonic Hall is a concert venue located within the Petronas Twin Towers complex and accommodates approximately 885 seats arranged in a traditional shoebox layout. The space was designed with advanced acoustic engineering developed by Abbey Road Studios, featuring movable ceiling panels that adjust the sound environment.

Construction of this performance venue began in 1995 as part of the larger Petronas Twin Towers development and opened to the public in 1998. The project was developed to help establish Kuala Lumpur as a center for classical music and international performances.

The Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra performs regularly here, making this venue the center of classical music life in the city. Visitors can experience how local musicians and international guest soloists share the same stage.

The venue is located high within the Petronas Twin Towers, so visitors need access to the tower and should expect elevator queues to reach the hall. It helps to check performance dates ahead of time since the concert season typically runs from October through May.

The heart of the hall features a grand Klais pipe organ built from nearly 3000 individual pipes of varying sizes. This instrument is not just for music but also serves as a striking visual centerpiece that defines the interior.

Location: Kuala Lumpur

Inception: January 1, 1995

Official opening: August 17, 1998

Website: http://dfp.com.my

GPS coordinates: 3.15803,101.71168

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:40