A symphony hall is a large concert venue specifically designed for orchestral performances. These halls are acoustically engineered to enhance sound quality, allowing audiences to experience music in its purest form. They often feature a stage for the orchestra, seating for hundreds or thousands of attendees, and sometimes a grand organ. Many symphony halls are home to professional orchestras, such as the Berlin Philharmonic or the New York Philharmonic. They may also host other events, including solo performances, chamber music, and choral concerts. The architecture of these halls can be quite impressive, often reflecting the cultural significance of music in society.