The Academy of Music (fr: Académie de musique), sometimes referred to as the Montreal Academy of Music, was a theatre and concert hall in Montreal, Quebec, Canada that opened in 1875 but later on demolished in 1910.
[1] The Academy of Music was built by a company owned by Hugh Allan—a known shipping magnate in the 19th century.
[3] The theatre's inauguration occurred on November 15, 1875, with a performance of Lester Wallack's drama Rosedale; or, the Rifle Ball led by actors E.A.
[4] The Academy of Music was the resident venue of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra from 1903-1910.
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