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They don't usually hand out earplugs at the Slosberg Recital Hall. It's not just that the Music department typically invites chamber or acoustic musicians to play or that loud rock bands will usually opt to play at Cholmondeley's; it's that the hall itself was built to resonate and amplify sounds such as the hammer of a piano striking the string or a violin's delicate pizzicato.

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