Moscow International House of Music

The Moscow International House of Music contains three concert halls featuring a main auditorium with 1,735 seats, a chamber hall with 575 seats, and a theater with 532 seats.

Construction of this modern concert venue began in 2000 under Mayor Yury Luzhkov's initiative, with completion and inauguration taking place in September 2003 at a cost of 200 million dollars.

The National Philharmonic of Russia under Vladimir Spivakov performs regularly in this venue, presenting classical music concerts alongside international orchestras throughout the year.

The center maintains sound studios, music rooms, and exhibition spaces, while offering tickets through both online platforms and the physical box office for various musical performances.

A rotating treble clef sculpture measuring 9.5 meters stands outside the building, while inside, Russia's largest organ contains 5,500 pipes and weighs 30 tons.

Location: Moscow

Website: https://mmdm.ru

GPS coordinates: 55.73306,37.64667

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:59