Saint Cecilia's Hall, Concert hall in Malate, Philippines.
Saint Cecilia's Hall is a concert hall in Malate featuring Egyptian Revival architecture decorated with ornate motifs, medallions, and art deco details throughout. The building combines exterior and interior design elements that reflect its architectural heritage.
The hall was designed in 1894 by architect Andres Luna de San Pedro and was dedicated to music education from the start. After damage during World War II, the building was substantially reconstructed in 1954.
The venue has been central to St. Scholastica's College's musical life since its founding and continues to shape the cultural offerings of the surrounding area. Visitors can experience the living tradition of music education and artistic exchange in Manila during regular performances.
The hall is located at the intersection of Leon Guinto Street and Pablo Ocampo Street and is easily accessible for visitors. The venue is open to the public, especially during performances and cultural events.
The building houses a music museum displaying instruments and artifacts that document the musical evolution of the college. This collection offers visitors insight into instrumental diversity and the institution's artistic development.
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