Borusan Music House

Music
Tarlabaşı

Friday 6 July 2012

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Time Out says

The music house, where there is also an exhibition hall, shines with its acoustic. It's a perfect set up for all kinds of music events with its great acoustic arrangement, insolated practice rooms and concert halls with the ideal spectator capacity. The ground floor is designed as an exhibition floor. This floor, however, has a flexible structure, appropriate for holding different events as well. With 140 parters and 60 balconies, the concert hall on the second and third floors has a capacity of 200 people. There are six different practice rooms on the fourth floor. Multi purpose events can take place on the fifth and sixth floors. Also, the terrace upstairs has a magnificent view of Istanbul. The Borusan Music House is purified of the ruckus of İstiklal Caddes with special glass implements.

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Address: Orhan Adli Apaydın Sokak 1, Tünel; İstanbul

Opening hours:: Tue-Sat 10.00-18.00.

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