This is a story that could really benefit from a little audio. The $125 million building at Cal State Northridge is still under construction. But the sound consultants have already begun tuning the concert hall's acoustics, with the help of a single pianist at a Steinway. From the Daily News' Dana Bartholomew:
Yen played.She played soft, then ever and ever louder, the notes improvised from a Chinese Christian hymn soaring overhead.
They swirled about the 85-foot fly-tower above. Bore wings through the 55-foot proscenium, into the upper balcony and over the rooftop terrace. Filled box seats of blond anigre wood.
And cast a warm glow across the hardened faces of construction workers who'd worked 30 months to make the musical event possible.
The center opens with a gala on January 29.
Daily News photo: Hans Gutknecht