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	The Iwaki Auditorium is a small concert hall that is part of the ABC 
	complex at Southbank close to 
	the Melbourne Arts Centre. It seats about 200 
	people and is well suited to chamber and solo performances. It is often used 
	by the ABC for live broadcasts , particularly for the Sunday Live program on 
	ABC Classic FM.
	The auditorium is the rehearsal studio for the Melbourne Symphony 
	Orchestra and is also used as a recording studio. It is named after 
	Hiroyuki Iwaki, the Japanese born conductor whose long association 
	with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra resulted in him being that orchestra's 
	first Conductor Laureate. Maestro Iwaki died in June 2006.
	
	
	
	
	
	
    
	
                 
                
                    
                    	
					
	
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