Roudaki Hall

In 1957 construction initiated on Arfa Street (Now OstadShahriar) and 10 years later Roudaki Hall (Called Vahdat today) with a smaller hall called the Small Hall (Called Roudaki Today).

Roudaki Hall opened in November 1967. Great Hall had the name of famous Iranian poet and music, Abu Abdullah Roudaki.

Roudaki Hall

This hall includes the main hall on the third floor and balcony on the fourth floor which initially had the total capacity of 250 people.

Roudaki Hall proved stage is fixed and is designed just for the orchestra practic­ing and performing music groups.

The end of the stage is made for im­plementation of El Orchestra and Choir group.

Roudaki Hall in December 2009 was equipped with lighting system under li­cense of ADB Company and sound, of DYNACORD (POWEMATE1600)..

The process of repair and equipment of Roudaki Hall started on January 6th 2011.

The equipment included installing cam­eras for recording performances, lighting bridge for lighting system improvement, program starting alarm, a complete paint­ing of the hall and its balcony, new floor- ing for the hall, backstage and waitingrooms, installing a new acoustic system in the hall, a portable screen and a video projection unit.

Roudaki is one of the few halls which have been built acoustically and due to 81 sound reflectors mounted in the ceil­ing there is no need to use a microphone for performances.

Yamaha speakers, Dynacord mixer, 30 wired and wireless microphones and re­corders which allow recording the per­formances simultaneously altogether form a complete sound system.

Roudaki Hall has hosted different tra­ditional and classic music and orchestral performances. Different concerts of mu­sic bands, including contemporary, mod­ern, traditional, integrative, piano recit­als, violin, pipe, classic Guitar, chamber orchestra, Philharmonic Choir, ensemble concerts and other musical performances have been performed on the stage in Rou­daki Hall.

It is notable that at the time of inaugura­tion, all the stories of Roudaki Hall were dedicated to the location of Conductor, Orchestra Director, musicians, technical department, rehearsal and performance which by the time, they changed into of­fice agencies.