Category talk:Concert halls in Scotland

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Other missing Scottish Concert Halls include:

Academy Concert Hall (Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama) [[1]]

Reid Concert Hall & St Cecilia’s Hall (University of Edinburgh) [[2]]

University Concert Hall (University of Glasgow) [[3]]

Younger Hall (University of St Andrews) [[4]]

The Music Hall (Aberdeen, Scotland) [[5]]

Caird Hall (Dundee, Scotland) [[6]]

Perth Concert Hall (Perth, Scotland) [[7]] [[8]]

Glasgow City Hall [[9]] [[10]]

Concert Halls in Wales

St Davids Hall (Cardiff, Wales) [[11]]

Millenium Centre (Cardiff, Wales) [[12]]

Brangwyn Hall, Swansea Guilhall Complex (Swansea, Wales) [[13]]

The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (currently planning a major new concert hall) [[14]]

University Concert Hall (Cardiff University) [[15]]

Pritchard Jones Hall & Powis Hall, University of Bangor, Wales [[16]]

The Great Hall, Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Wales (Home of Aberystwyth MusicFest) [[17]] [[18]] [[19]]