Portal de Periódicos da CAPES

Auditorio Nacional de Música, Madrid/España

1990; Spanish National Research Council; Volume: 42; Issue: 410 Linguagem: Espanhol

10.3989/ic.1990.v42.i410.1414

1988-3234

Javier Mamani Paredes,

Historical Art and Architecture Studies

Several months after the inauguration of The National Auditorium, GARCIA-BBM, S. A. have carried out readings to establish the acoustic characteristics of Hall A. With the recent installation of a 5700 pipe organ ~one of the largest Instruments in the world, the work of Gerhard Grenzing a specialist in this field— the architectonic and acoustic profile of the National Auditorium of Music has been culminated. This report refers, among other things, to the values of the different attributes that characterize this Hall's acoustics, including the traditional methods and the most advanced technology used to define the acoustic quality of this type of installation.