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On October 20, 2003 the Music Center completed history as it devoted its latest venue and architectural masterpiece, Walt Disney Concert Hall. Main donors, civic leaders and restricted and state politicians were all on hand to present the latest home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Los Angeles Master Chorale to the people of Los Angeles and the globe. Distinguish this irony, she made a sign gift of $50 million to the Music Center, Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County in May 1987 to build a world-class concert hall for the city that had "done so much" for her and her late friend, Walt.
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Mrs. Disney emotionally involved no restrictions to her gift - only the hope that the concert hall would reproduce the culture and nature of Southern California, remain easy to get to to the entire community, boast lovely and attractive garden areas, and offer acoustical excellence for the enjoyment of music. While Mrs. Disney provide the motivation and resources to initiate the dream of a latest concert hall for Los Angeles, the County of Los Angeles established a profound commitment to the dream by providing the land for the concert hall site and important additional financial support to finance the hall's subterranean parking garage. Additional, the County worked by the concert hall's building leadership to set up a set of exacting standards for the concert hall's conclusion, and demonstrated an unflagging commitment to the hall's realization. Moreover, the County dedicated to creating a more pedestrian welcoming environment along Grand Avenue with the Grand Avenue Pedestrian development Project.
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A theatre for CalArts was extra to the project in 1997 as part of the historic gifts as of The Walt Disney Company and Roy E. and Patty Disney. The 3,000 square foot Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theatre (REDCAT) will be situated at the southwest corner of Walt Disney Concert Hall compound at Second and Hope Streets, and will mark a performance space that seats 266 and a roomy art gallery off of the main entrance hall. Accessible through a divide entrance, the Theatre will retain its own distinct individuality while benefiting from its major site at the Music Center.
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