Komitas Chamber Music House, Chamber music theatre in Kentron district, Yerevan, Armenia.
The Komitas Chamber Music House is a performance venue in Yerevan designed specifically for chamber music concerts. The hall holds around 300 seats and features an intimate layout with no visible separation between stage and audience.
The venue was designed by artist Stepan Kyurkchyan and engineered by Eduard Khzmalyan, opening in 1977. It emerged during a period when cultural institutions were being developed across Yerevan.
The building reflects Armenian church architecture through its design and displays traditional ornamental patterns on its outer walls. These details create a space that connects visitors to local artistic traditions.
The hall is easily accessible by public transport and located in central Yerevan. Regular performances occur throughout the year, and advance booking is recommended for best availability.
The hall houses a remarkable pipe organ from the Netherlands with 4000 pipes based on 17th-century designs. This instrument underwent major restoration in 2007 and remains a distinctive feature of the space.
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