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at Lincoln Center's home for the performing arts, Frederick
P. Rose Hall, is a study in flexibility and elegance,
and...
"..a sparkling addition to the city's landscape"
-The New York Times
Dramatically perched over Columbus Circle with sweeping views
of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline, this versatile and spacious
venue is a jazz-inspired celebration of flexibility, equally
comfortable showcasing dance, theater, opera, film and symphony.
It features two magnificent performing arts arenas, Rose
Theater and The
Allen Room; an intimate jazz club, Dizzy's
Club Coca-Cola; our expansive Atrium
with floor to ceiling windows overlooking Central Park; two
multi-purpose meeting rooms in the Irene
Diamond Education Center, and our fully equipped Recording
Studio.
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...is the result of a collaboration between Jazz at Lincoln Center, Artistic Director, Wynton Marsalis and the top international theater planners and engineers. Designed acoustically as the premier jazz performance hall in the world,...
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...merges luxuriant
splendor with functional accessibility. The ingenious
structure allows for a smooth transformation from
supper-club or event mode to
theater mode...
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Notable for its welcoming ambiance and magnificent views, the Atrium is the largest open space available in Frederick P. Rose Hall.
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Created to house Jazz at Lincoln Center's many educational programs, the Irene Diamond Education Center offers several acoustically treated multi-functional classrooms
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As one of the largest recording studios in New York City, this room features a sprung wooden dance floor, an intimate observation balcony, and enough capacity for an entire symphony orchestra.
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Unlike most historical and modern-day jazz venues, Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola soars several stories above the expansive vista of Central Park.
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Frederick
P. Rose Hall
Home of Jazz
at Lincoln Center
Broadway at 60th
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Administrative Offices
33 West 60th St., Fl. 11
New York, NY 10023
For general information please contact Jazz at Lincoln Center:
Phone: 212.258.9800
Fax: 212. 258.9900
For facility rental questions, please contact:
Scheduling Office: 212.258.9536
Fax: 212.258.9906
Email: booking@jalc.org
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