English: The long-awaited John and Ruth Rhinehart Music Center, IPFW’s newest campus addition, opened in fall 2007. Music programs moved from the Classroom-Medical Building into this cutting-edge facility. Included is a 1,600-seat auditorium to hold concerts and university events, such as the Omnibus Lecture Series and Convocation, and an acoustically superb recital hall. The 85,000-square-foot Rhinehart Music Center, which is located next to Williams Theatre and the Visual Arts Building, completes IPFW’s vision for an arts complex on the north side of campus. (Info Source http://virtualtour.ipfw.edu/tour/14-stop.shtml)
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