Sala Nezahualcóyotl - Mexicocity
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Sala Nezahualcoyotl is definitely one of the main contributions of Eduardo Mata (a prominent Mexican composer and orchestra conductor) to the national cultural scene. It is a monumental building inspired in the Amsterdam's Concertgebouw and the Berlin's Philharmonic Concert Hall. It also was the first opera house built for a Mexican orchestra, UNAM's Philharmonic.
Eduardo Mata successfully managed to create is a very intimate environment between the orchestra and the audience, as the public surrounds the stage in its polygonal auditorium. In addition, it has an excellent sound system designed by Arcadio Artis and Christopher Jaffe, with a resonance chamber under the stage and acrylic panels suspended at the ceiling that reflect back the sound. The music can be heard with the same quality form any point of this concert hall!
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