Architecture Festspielhaus St. Pölten

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großer saal / iron curtain


the große saal of festspielhaus offers 1,063 seats, standingroom 70 places, 4 wheelchair places , stage, allows music- , dance performances. dance-season has instance number of sadler s wells theatre s productions 1 of russell maliphant, , additional companies aszure barton, michael clark, wayne mcgregor random dance, william forsythe s impressing czar royal ballet of flanders, akram khan or cullberg ballet guests. artists , ensembles of erudite music leif ove andsnes, juliane banse, rudolf buchbinder, gautier capucon, christoph eschenbach, bernarda fink, claus peter flor, kirill gerstein, vadim gluzman marc-andre hamelin, stephen hough, emmanuel krivine, luxembourg philharmonic orchestra, paul meyer, chen reiss, elisabeth schwarz or thomas zehetmair; popular music presented jane birkin, juan carlos caceres, edson cordeiro, chick corea, guy klucevsek, otto lechner, christian muthspiel or lizz wright. orchestral concerts there has been built special acoustic shell. means of subtle mechanical changes große saal offers perfect conditions dance , outstanding acoustics provide best preconditions concerts , music theatre. possible adjustments relate ceiling, walls , proscenium arch. concert shell essential component of acoustics.


the iron curtain of große saal designed artist eva schlegel. separates audience stage. size 20 m width , 10.5 m height. shows biggest picture of country , weighs 14.5 tons.



box


besides big hall there box. stage direction gallery @ east end of hall holds technical equipment.


for smaller performances there 2 rehearsal stages available: rehearsal stage 1 serves concert or lecture hall. decorated throughout black wood panelling. glazed south façade can darkened means of wooden slats. seating flexible , can adapted various types of events (up 100 seats).


rehearsal stage 2 directly above rehearsal stage 1 , has same dimensions. conceived ballet hall, can used concert or lecture hall. ceiling, partly constructed of glass, offers spectacular view of sky. technical facilities identical of schönberg-saal.







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