The Concert Hall, located in the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, plays host to some of the finest musical ensembles in the world, like the National Symphony Orchestra. With accessibility available on every level along with a state-of-the-art sound system accompanied by an unparalleled acoustical canopy, the Concert Hall is the standard of musical fidelity that is not easily surpassed. With seating for 2,442 people, the performance area of the Concert Hall is the largest among all venues located within the Kennedy Center. The famous Hadelands crystal chandeliers are still present in the hall, although they have been relocated to accommodate the views for the added second tier seating, and the 4,144 pipe organ remains a grand central focal point of the Concert Hall.
