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Theatre building in Munich, Germany

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Concert hall, built 1895 by Martin Dülfer as Kaim-Saal. Named after Franz Kaim, founder of the Kaim'sches Philharmonisches Orchester. 1895 installation of a Walcker pipe organ (op. 733, II/P 50). Renamed Tonhalle in Oct 1905. Destroyed by bombs on 25 Apr 1944. Remains demolished. - Home to the Kaim'sches Philharmonisches Orchester (1895 renamed Kaim-Orchester, 1908 renamed Konzertvereins-Orchester, 1924 renamed Münchner Philharmoniker). (English)
Property / Note: Concert hall, built 1895 by Martin Dülfer as Kaim-Saal. Named after Franz Kaim, founder of the Kaim'sches Philharmonisches Orchester. 1895 installation of a Walcker pipe organ (op. 733, II/P 50). Renamed Tonhalle in Oct 1905. Destroyed by bombs on 25 Apr 1944. Remains demolished. - Home to the Kaim'sches Philharmonisches Orchester (1895 renamed Kaim-Orchester, 1908 renamed Konzertvereins-Orchester, 1924 renamed Münchner Philharmoniker). (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Concert hall, built 1895 by Martin Dülfer as Kaim-Saal. Named after Franz Kaim, founder of the Kaim'sches Philharmonisches Orchester. 1895 installation of a Walcker pipe organ (op. 733, II/P 50). Renamed Tonhalle in Oct 1905. Destroyed by bombs on 25 Apr 1944. Remains demolished. - Home to the Kaim'sches Philharmonisches Orchester (1895 renamed Kaim-Orchester, 1908 renamed Konzertvereins-Orchester, 1924 renamed Münchner Philharmoniker). (English) / qualifier
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25 April 1944
Timestamp+1944-04-25T00:00:00Z
Timezone+00:00
CalendarGregorian
Precision1 day
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Latest revision as of 07:25, 15 September 2025

Theatre building in Munich, Germany
  • Kaimsaal
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Kaimsaal [Munich]
Theatre building in Munich, Germany
  • Kaimsaal

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Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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Country
Germany
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GPS
48°8'42.000"N, 11°34'20.280"E
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Image of WikiCommons
Kaimssaal duelfer 1895.png
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Note
Concert hall, built 1895 by Martin Dülfer as Kaim-Saal. Named after Franz Kaim, founder of the Kaim'sches Philharmonisches Orchester. 1895 installation of a Walcker pipe organ (op. 733, II/P 50). Renamed Tonhalle in Oct 1905. Destroyed by bombs on 25 Apr 1944. Remains demolished. - Home to the Kaim'sches Philharmonisches Orchester (1895 renamed Kaim-Orchester, 1908 renamed Konzertvereins-Orchester, 1924 renamed Münchner Philharmoniker). (English)
Source
CARTHALIA
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Wikidata source
Q1721430
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City
Munich
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opening date
1895
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Redevelopment date
1944
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Carthalia ID
2043
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Preservation state
extinct building
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Disused
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Burnt down date
25 April 1944
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