Jake Worthington & Blake Shelton - A Country Boy Can Survive (The Voice Performance)

QUINS HALL ”(Queen's Hall) - a concert hall in London. Built in 1893 according to the project of T.E. Knightley. At the opening of 2 XII 1893 under the control. J. Mount was sung by Mendelssohn's “Song of Praise”. Organ concerts took place here regularly from 1894, and a symphony from 1895. "Promenade concerts." To conduct the latter in 1895, the New Queens Hall Orchestra was created under the supervision of G. Wood. In 1897, the Sunday Concert Society was organized to guide these concerts. An important place to contain. Programs promenade concerts occupied Rus. music, in particular art. P.I. Tchaikovsky. In the building “K.-kh.” there were two halls. DOS the hall (for 2492 seats) since 1905 was the main conc. the hall of London. Here were symphs. concerts and solo performances by leading musicians 1st floor. 20 century., And also decomp. musesfestivals. Chamber concerts were held in a small hall (500 seats). Int. part of the building was reconstructed and modernized in 1913, 1919 and 1937. On the night of May 11, 1941 the “K.-kh.” was completely destroyed during a raid by fascist aviation.