Concert Design

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Concert Design Allegro orchestra chairs, music chairs, aluminum, ergonomic, stackable.

Ellen & Lillian had a wonderful recital in Viroqua, Wisconsin this summer. Here is one of our favorites, Joseph Jongen's "Danse Lente". Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MNH1wRDoQs

We call this our Celtic Harp Chair.
Visit: http://www.concertdesign.com/harp_celtic.html for details.
Specially priced, just right for low seaters!

Courtesy of Lillian Lau, harpist, Chicago freelance musician, Elgin & Quad City Symphony Orchestras, Lyrebird Ensemble

The H5 harp stool from Concert Design is customized for my body to perform at my best. The high quality construction with the indispensable lumbar support keeps me pain free through the long hours of performances and rehearsals. This stool is surprisingly portable and light weight. It fits easily in my car to orchestra concerts, recitals and high profile gigs throughout the Midwest.
Lillian Lau, harpist, http://www.LyrebirdEnsemble.com

Announcement to harpists. Concert Design has developed a new Celtic Harp Chair for celtic harpers and musicians who require low seating. Height range: 13"-16". Visit our web site: http://www.concertdesign.com

A close-up look at a legendary musical instrument On April 18 and 19, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s Jeffrey Beecher will be the featured soloist. It’s rare to hear a concerto for double bass – most classical orchestral composers didn’t write for the instrument, whose low register and massive size make virtuosity challenging. Beecher plays a doub…

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Courtesy of Lillian Lau, harpist, Chicago freelance musician, Elgin & Quad City Symphony Orchestras, Lyrebird Ensemble, with her H5 'gig' harp stool at University of Chicago, Rockefeller Memorial Chapel.
Lillian Lau, harpist, http://www.LyrebirdEnsemble.com

The new "Solo" aluminum foot support is now available. See our web site for more details.

The 17" round seat is included in this photo of our entire "bass seat" collection, in particular, musicians who use the 'concert' basso, C4 and C5 'gig' basso. Available approx mid-September. The new 17" round seat, however, is useful for musicians of piano, harp, bass, guitar, accordion, anyone. Call us or email to discuss.

Principal Double Bass Jeffrey Beecher speaks to a fan during the intermission before our performance of Mahler's Symphony No. 1 "Titan".