Malmö Concert Hall

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Malmö Concert Hall

The Malmö Concert Hall (Swedish: Malmö Konserthus) is a 1200-seat concert hall located on Föreningsgatan in central Malmö, Sweden, and the home of the Malmö Symphony Orchestra.

A new combined concert hall and congress centre is currently being planned in Neptuniparken close to the waterfront in Malmö, with several prominent architects involved including Daniel Libeskind and Snøhetta. The winning proposal will be presented on 5 May 2010. The future use of the current concert hall has yet to be decided.

Coordinates: 55°35′57″N 13°0′28″E / 55.59917°N 13.00778°E / 55.59917; 13.00778

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History	History of Malmö Malmöhus Treaty of Roskilde

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Culture	Malmö Concert Hall Malmö Film Festival Malmö Opera and Music Theatre Malmö City Library

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