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How many concert halls are there in Germany?

There are 15 concert halls in Germany headed by in intendant, which are spread across the whole country and located in a wide variety of regions, such as the Rhine-Main area (Alte Oper Frankfurt), in southern Germany (Gasteig Philharmonie Munich, Stuttgart Liederhalle, Baden-Baden Festival Hall), in Saxony (Leipzig Gewandhaus, Dresden Kulturpalast) and in northern Germany (Die Glocke in Bremen, Elbphilharmonie and Laeisz Hall in Hamburg, Lübeck Music and Congress Centre). North Rhine-Westphalia contains a particularly high concentration of these venues, with the Essen Philharmonie, the Dortmund Konzerthaus, the Cologne Philharmonie and the Düsseldorf Tonhalle all situated within a total radius of just around 100 kilometres. As buildings constructed specifically for concert performances and designed accordingly in terms of architecture and technical facilities, these concert halls, together with opera houses and music theatres, are central venues for musical performances in the field of classical music.
The German Music Information Centre (miz) lists these venues along with their locations, senior management, auditoriums and programme focus. The respective resident ensembles are also listed; these can be found under concert orchestras alongside other musical ensembles. Further music stages are listed under concert hall / music stage.

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How many concert halls are there in Germany?

There are 15 concert halls in Germany headed by in intendant, which are spread across the whole country and located in a wide variety of regions, such as the Rhine-Main area (Alte Oper Frankfurt), in southern Germany (Gasteig Philharmonie Munich, Stuttgart Liederhalle, Baden-Baden Festival Hall), in Saxony (Leipzig Gewandhaus, Dresden Kulturpalast) and in northern Germany (Die Glocke in Bremen, Elbphilharmonie and Laeisz Hall in Hamburg, Lübeck Music and Congress Centre). North Rhine-Westphalia contains a particularly high concentration of these venues, with the Essen Philharmonie, the Dortmund Konzerthaus, the Cologne Philharmonie and the Düsseldorf Tonhalle all situated within a total radius of just around 100 kilometres. As buildings constructed specifically for concert performances and designed accordingly in terms of architecture and technical facilities, these concert halls, together with opera houses and music theatres, are central venues for musical performances in the field of classical music.
The German Music Information Centre (miz) lists these venues along with their locations, senior management, auditoriums and programme focus. The respective resident ensembles are also listed; these can be found under concert orchestras alongside other musical ensembles. Further music stages are listed under concert hall / music stage.