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The Anderson Center concert hall seats 1,200 and the smaller chamber hall seats 450—regularly plays host to such world-class performers as the New York Philharmonic, London's Royal Philharmonic, Korea's national ballet and the Zulu MacBeth.
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The University Art Museum and the Rosefsky Art Gallery show the works of students, faculty visiting arts, and the pieces from the University's permanent collection
Watters Theater, Casadesus Recital Hall and other studios host regular performances by theatre and music students and faculty. |
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