A Very Photogenic Concert Hall

Hello community! As I said before, August has been my well-deserved vacation month from work and the stress of the Venezuelan capital, but life had a lot of things prepared for me to spend it quietly at my parents' house, since I have been sick a lot and in fact, I am sure I have covid 19, again. I am definitely a very eventful person. But with the little strength I have taken these last days I want to share a series of photos that I was looking forward to show in Photography Lovers.

This beautiful Venezuelan temple for music is called the National Center of Social Action for Music. It is practically my place of work, so as far as the architecture is concerned, you can see that there are still many reasons to love what I do. This is the Simon Bolivar Hall, the largest concert space in this music center. As you can see in the photo above, the seats are part of the famous artistic designs of Venezuelan Cruz Diez, and blend perfectly with the rest of the place.

There is wood in every corner, and the design of the panels is excellently developed so that the acoustics and sound travel in the room is perfect. It has always amazed me that in such large halls even the smallest sound can be heard in the last rows. As you can see in the photos above and below, there are also many balconies, even on the stage itself. It is a space ready to receive many spectators.

My only regret is that I have never been able to photograph it completely empty. I took these pictures during a rehearsal break, but since I have known the place it has provoked me to take pictures of the facilities or to take selfies, especially in front of the marvelous and imposing organ in the center of the hall. The pipes of this musical instrument are impressive and large and I almost always have to sing under it in the area where the tenor singers are located. It is inevitable to take pictures in any corner of this place...

I have humbly taken these pictures with my Tecno Pova II, I hope they will please everyone...