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Morse Recital Hall, Sprague Hall, Yale

John Canning & Co. provided plaster restoration and ornamental plaster fabrication in Morse Recital Hall, a performance space at Sprague Hall, Yale University School of Music.

A recital with ornate ceiling and grand piano on stage after restoration work.

BUILDING FACTS

Location: New Haven, CT Built: 1917 Architect: Charles Allerton Coolidge

SCOPE

Below shot of ornate ceiling with intricate plasterwork and a central chandelier.
Restored historic recital hall with ornate ceiling and grand piano on stage.
John Canning & Co. provided plaster restoration and ornamental plaster fabrication in Morse Recital Hall, a performance space at Sprague Hall, Yale University School of Music. Constructed in 1917, the building originally housed the entire school of music – studios, practice rooms, a library and offices – and the recital hall on the second and third floors. The stage can accommodate up to 80 musicians with floor and balcony audience seating for 680. It remains the primary performance space for the music school.