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Cincinnati Music Hall Timeline
Expositions in Cincinnati and at Music Hall
There’s No Place Like Home,
Especially If It’s Inside Music Hall
Under One Roof:
The African American Experience in Music Hall
Choral Tradition in Cincinnati
College of Music
The Architectural Style of Cincinnati Music Hall
Three Buildings in One
Music Hall’s Façade
The Rose Window
Special Features of Music Hall
Allegory of the Arts
Art-Carved Organ Panels
The Chandelier
Corbett Tower
Music Hall Ballroom
Is Music Hall
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Bones Discovered Under Music Hall
Music Hall’s Organs
Hook & Hastings Organ
Art-Carved Organ Panels
Albee Mighty Wurlitzer Organ
Rebuild/Installation
Dedication of the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ
People of Music Hall
Reuben Springer
Samuel Hannaford
Maria Longworth
Theodore Thomas
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Renovations, Remodels and Redecorations
Harper’s Weekly
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Philip D. Spiess II Collection – Donated May 2024
Meet the New FMH Executive Director
Gifts Available Through Friends of Music Hall
Windows on Music Hall
SPMH Re-Positions for the Future as Friends of Music Hall
Accomplishments
Board of Directors
Projects
Partnerships
STORIES & BLOGS
HELEN WALKER KING: “Cincinnati’s Soloist” – A Black Voice for Change Through Music
EUGÈNE YSAŸE: Legendary Violin Virtuoso, Conductor, Composer, and Music Director of the CSO (1918-1922) and May Festival (1918, 1920)
Adolph Krebs and the Art of Lithography: Cincinnati Music Hall’s Industrial Exposition Posters
Children’s Voices: The Legacy of Charles Aiken in Public Schools, Music Hall, and the City that Sings
Home Sweet Home and the Home Beautiful Expositions
Nadine Roberts Waters: La Cantatrice de Cincinnati
Calling All Music Hall Fans! Here are Some of the Many Discoveries You Can Make During an Outdoor Tour
Following in my Grandfather’s Footsteps in Service to Music Hall
Music Hall’s Part in Ted Berry’s Fight for Social Justice
Estella Rowe & Wade Mann:
First Local Black Soloists with the CSO
Presidents, Future and Former, Visited Music Hall
It Don’t Mean a Thing if it Ain’t Got That Swing: Music Hall’s Greystone Ballroom 1928-1935
Mamie Smith: Queen of the Blues in Cincinnati Music Hall
Fountain Lewis: The Venerable Barber Who Helped Build Cincinnati Music Hall
The Presence of Latine and Hispanic Performers on the Cincinnati Music Hall Stage
Susan B. Anthony & Suffragists Spirits in Music Hall: Three National Political Conventions
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HOME
TOURS
Tour Inside Music Hall: Dates & Times | Buy Tickets
Outdoor Tours: Dates & Times | Buy Tickets
All About Cincinnati Music Hall Tours and Speakers
Frequently Asked Questions
About Tours
Our Volunteers
Become a Volunteer or Tour Guide
EVENTS
Upcoming Wurlitzer Concerts
Silent Movies Made Musical 2024 with the Mighty Wurlitzer
Happy Holidays with the Mighty Wurlitzer 2024
REVISED COVID-19 Health & Safety Guidelines
EDUCATE
School Programs
Speakers Series
HISTORY
Cincinnati Music Hall Timeline
Expositions in Cincinnati and at Music Hall
There’s No Place Like Home,
Especially If It’s Inside Music Hall
Under One Roof:
The African American Experience in Music Hall
Choral Tradition in Cincinnati
College of Music
The Architectural Style of Cincinnati Music Hall
Three Buildings in One
Music Hall’s Façade
The Rose Window
Special Features of Music Hall
Allegory of the Arts
Art-Carved Organ Panels
The Chandelier
Corbett Tower
Music Hall Ballroom
Is Music Hall
Haunted
?
Bones Discovered Under Music Hall
Music Hall’s Organs
Hook & Hastings Organ
Art-Carved Organ Panels
Albee Mighty Wurlitzer Organ
Rebuild/Installation
Dedication of the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ
People of Music Hall
Reuben Springer
Samuel Hannaford
Maria Longworth
Theodore Thomas
The Corbetts
The Nipperts
Renovations, Remodels and Redecorations
Harper’s Weekly
ABOUT
SUPPORT
Our Donors
Philip D. Spiess II Collection – Donated May 2024
Meet the New FMH Executive Director
Gifts Available Through Friends of Music Hall
Windows on Music Hall
SPMH Re-Positions for the Future as Friends of Music Hall
Accomplishments
Board of Directors
Projects
Partnerships
STORIES & BLOGS
HELEN WALKER KING: “Cincinnati’s Soloist” – A Black Voice for Change Through Music
EUGÈNE YSAŸE: Legendary Violin Virtuoso, Conductor, Composer, and Music Director of the CSO (1918-1922) and May Festival (1918, 1920)
Adolph Krebs and the Art of Lithography: Cincinnati Music Hall’s Industrial Exposition Posters
Children’s Voices: The Legacy of Charles Aiken in Public Schools, Music Hall, and the City that Sings
Home Sweet Home and the Home Beautiful Expositions
Nadine Roberts Waters: La Cantatrice de Cincinnati
Calling All Music Hall Fans! Here are Some of the Many Discoveries You Can Make During an Outdoor Tour
Following in my Grandfather’s Footsteps in Service to Music Hall
Music Hall’s Part in Ted Berry’s Fight for Social Justice
Estella Rowe & Wade Mann:
First Local Black Soloists with the CSO
Presidents, Future and Former, Visited Music Hall
It Don’t Mean a Thing if it Ain’t Got That Swing: Music Hall’s Greystone Ballroom 1928-1935
Mamie Smith: Queen of the Blues in Cincinnati Music Hall
Fountain Lewis: The Venerable Barber Who Helped Build Cincinnati Music Hall
The Presence of Latine and Hispanic Performers on the Cincinnati Music Hall Stage
Susan B. Anthony & Suffragists Spirits in Music Hall: Three National Political Conventions
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