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Created to house Jazz at Lincoln Center's many educational programs, the Irene
Diamond Education Center offers several acoustically treated multi-functional classrooms, rehearsal and small reception areas. The smallest of the three spaces within the Irene Diamond Education Center, the Louis Armstrong Classroom is an intimate room that can be utilized for a range of educational and other activities. Twice the size but similar in décor and function, the Edward John Noble Foundation Studio provides room for larger groups. The large Education, Rehearsal, and Recording Studio functions as a full service recording facility. As one of the largest recording studios in New
York City, this room features a sprung wooden dance floor, an intimate observation
balcony, and enough capacity for an entire symphony orchestra. Designed as an integrated component of the Frederick P. Rose Hall facility, the recording studio is wired
to all of the performance spaces in order to facilitate ease of professional recording.
Housed with three world-class performance venues, the Irene Diamond Educational
Center is a strategic and unprecedented pooling of educational, rehearsal and recording resources.
- Louis Armstrong Classroom: 20'Wx24'Dx18'H, Capacity 40
Click here for photo (Photo credit: Brad Feinkopf)
- Edward John Noble Foundation Studio: 29'Wx25'Dx18'H, Capacity 75
- Education, Rehearsal and Recording Studio: with sprung dance floor and observation gallery, 56'1WX40'5DX18'H, Capacity 200
Click here for photo (Photo credit: Brad Feinkopf)
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Jazz at Lincoln Center
Frederick P. Rose Hall
Administrative Offices
33 West 60th St., Fl. 11
New York, NY 10023
For general information please contact Jazz at Lincoln Center:
Phone: 212.258.9800
Fax: 212. 258.9900
For facility rental questions, please contact:
212.258.9535
Fax: 212.258.9904
Email: booking@jalc.org
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