Small Hall of the Saint Petersburg Philharmonia


Location:


30 Nevsky ave., Saint Petersburg
Nearest Metro stations:
Nevsky Prospekt (exit to Kanal
Griboyedova, 2 minutes on foot)


About


The Small Hall was opened in 1949 bearing the name of the great Russian composer Mikhail Glinka. It was here that the public concert life of the Russian Empire first took shape at the beginning of the 19th century. Since 1802, the Saint Petersburg Philharmonia offered concerts so that the capital's music lovers could hear the latest in European music. Premieres are performed in the Small Hall to this day.

 

Seating capacity: 480

 

Official page on philharmonia.spb.ru.

 


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