La Maison Symphonique

Concert hall · Downtown Montreal

La Maison Symphonique

Concert hall · Downtown Montreal

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1600 Rue Saint-Urbain, Montréal, QC H2X 0S1, Canada

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La Maison Symphonique de Montréal is a stunning 2,100-seat concert hall celebrated for its exquisite acoustics, comfy seats, and beautiful beechwood design.  

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1600 Rue Saint-Urbain, Montréal, QC H2X 0S1, Canada Get directions

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"High Notes In 2011, the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal, founded in 1934, held its first concert in its new home, La Maison Symphonique de Montréal. The soaring building of glass and beech was designed by architect Jack Diamond and is now an anchor of the Place des Arts, the cultural heart of the city. Since Kent Nagano became the musical director in 2006, following his success in Germany , the symphony has become one of the most closely followed classical institutions in North America. While most of the symphony’s 100 or so concerts each year are held at the Maison, visitors to Montréal can also see them at the Notre-Dame Basilica and at outdoor concerts in the city’s parks in warmer months. Sponsored by Tourisme Montréal"

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Maco Kuroyva

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A very attractive venue. Good sound even with very close to stage seats. Nice ensemble playing in the foyer pre- concert.

Frédéric G

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What an insane place to be. The architecture is magnificent and the sound is just perfect. Always a pleasure and the chance to be in a such place.

Elizabeth Martel

Google
Exceptional hall, bit it's freeeeezzzing, I kept wishing the whole time for a duvet. I recommend rows A and B, not AA, that's very close and your neck will hurt, if you have no choice then take, but best row is A and B.

Judy Hung

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Beautiful majestic concert hall at the center of downtown Montreal. Love the design of the venue and very clean acoustics. Comfy seats too! Check out the organ and the octobasse at the 2nd floor, it’s quite unique.

Leo Girl

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Amazing acoustics , comfy spacious seating, and lovely decor. Need more staff during intermission at the bar. I waited in line for 20 minutes without getting to bar....if I had made it, could not possibly have had time to drink my glass of wine. Cannot bring drinks inside.

Jorge Pedrero

Google
Beautiful place. Amazing acoustic. You have to listen to a concert at least once there.

Noemie V

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It's a very special room for acoustic... I've went to see Vivaldi & Piazzolla - Les Quatres Saisons de Françis Choinière, the talented violinist Isabella d'Éloize Perron and FILMharmonique. It's nice to hear the "raw" sound but be aware you can hear any slight movement from the crowd. A person coughing is gonna reverb in the whole room and you can bet when it's full that we hear EVERYTHING. At some point yes you're gonna ignore it, but it can be enough to ruin the experience. So be aware do not go if your hyperactive, because your foot shaking is gonna be heard! All jokes aside, I'm greatful to have experience it. The seats are comfy enough. No drinking or eating inside which is ok considering the room sound design. We do not want to hear a chip bag opening nor the chewing sound of it ahahah.

Tim Sutton

Google
Beautiful space, great music, wonderful time! Thanks OSM