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We Made It: Concert hall acoustics
We Made It: Concert hall acoustics
The RSNO have a new concert hall. The lead acoustician explains why it sounds so good
Glasgow has a brand new concert hall, and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra has a brand new home. A move for the Orchestra from Henry Wood Hall, a converted church in the city’s West End it has occupied since 1979, has been on the cards for several years, but few could have predicted the scale and intricacy of the final project.
Lead acoustician Philip Wright explains the process of designing the RSNO’s acoustically efficient new auditorium, and just how he achieves the acoustic effects he desires. Read the full interview on the site of our partner Bruichladdich.
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