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	Entry on the [[Odeion]] on the [[UFS]] Website[https://www.ufs.ac.za/humanities/departments-and-divisions/odeion-school-of-music-home/odeion-concert-hall-and-facilities/odeion-concert-hall-and-facilities]		Entry on the [[Odeion]] on the [[UFS]] Website[https://www.ufs.ac.za/humanities/departments-and-divisions/odeion-school-of-music-home/odeion-concert-hall-and-facilities/odeion-concert-hall-and-facilities]
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 ==The venue==
-It has fine acoustics and a seating capacity of 372, making it a primary hub for classical music, operas, and theatre in the city.
+The name derives from the Ancient Greek: ᾠδεῖον (Romanized: ōideîon), literally meaning "singing place, used for Greek and Roman musical activities. In ancient times they were typically smaller than Greek and Roman theatres and had a roof for better acoustics.(See further [[Wikipedia]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odeon_(building)]
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	Entry on the [[Odeion]] on the [[UFS]] Website[https://www.ufs.ac.za/humanities/departments-and-divisions/odeion-school-of-music-home/odeion-concert-hall-and-facilities/odeion-concert-hall-and-facilities]		Entry on the [[Odeion]] on the [[UFS]] Website[https://www.ufs.ac.za/humanities/departments-and-divisions/odeion-school-of-music-home/odeion-concert-hall-and-facilities/odeion-concert-hall-and-facilities]
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-[[The Odeion]] is a performing arts venue originally built for  the School of Music at the [[University of the Free State]] ([[UFS]]) in Bloemfontein.
+[[The Odeion]] is a performing arts venue originally built for  the School of Music at the [[University of the Free State]] ([[UFS]]) in Bloemfontein in the 1960s.
-Originally known simply as [[The Odeion]] or even the [[Odeion]], later more fully referred to as the [[OFM Odeion]], the [[OFM-Odeion Teater]] or the [[Odeion Concert Hall]].
+Originally known simply as [[The Odeion]] or even the [[Odeion]], it was later more fully referred to as the [[OFM Odeion]], the [[OFM-Odeion Teater]] or the [[Odeion Concert Hall]].
 ==The venue==

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−	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[OFM Odeion]]	+	[[The Odeion]] is a performing arts venue originally built for the School of Music at the [[University of the Free State]] ([[UFS]]) in Bloemfontein.
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		+	Originally known simply as [[The Odeion]] or even the [[Odeion]], later more fully referred to as the [[OFM Odeion]], the [[OFM-Odeion Teater]] or the [[Odeion Concert Hall]].
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		+	==The venue==
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		+	It has fine acoustics and a seating capacity of 372, making it a primary hub for classical music, operas, and theatre in the city.
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		+	==Sources==
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		+	Entry on the [[Odeion]] on the [[UFS]] Website[https://www.ufs.ac.za/humanities/departments-and-divisions/odeion-school-of-music-home/odeion-concert-hall-and-facilities/odeion-concert-hall-and-facilities]