TicketHold | Voertman Hall Seating Chart Guide – Best Seats & Views

Voertman Hall: A Premier Venue for Musical Excellence

Voertman Hall, located at the University of North Texas College of Music, is a renowned acoustic gem hosting student performances, faculty recitals, and guest artist concerts. With its intimate 350-seat capacity, the hall offers an immersive experience for classical, jazz, and ensemble performances.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Orchestra Section (Rows A-E): Closest to the stage, offering unparalleled acoustics and visibility. Ideal for solo piano or chamber music, though legroom may be limited.
• Center Balcony (Rows F-H): Elevated view with optimal sound balance—perfect for orchestral performances. Slight overhang may affect sightlines for tall patrons.
• Side Balconies: Budget-friendly with good acoustics but angled views. Best for ensemble performances where central vision isn’t critical.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Solo Performances: Rows C-D center orchestra for intimate connection.
• Choral Works: Front balcony (Row F) to appreciate vocal blend.
• Jazz Ensembles: Side orchestra seats near the piano for dynamic sightlines.

Accessibility & VIP Options

• Wheelchair-accessible seating in rear orchestra and balcony entry levels.
• Faculty/guest VIP seating typically in Rows A-B with backstage access.
• Student rush tickets often available for side balcony sections.

Pro Tips

For recitals, avoid extreme side seats where piano lids may block views. Arrive early to secure free student performances where seating is first-come. Acoustics remain excellent throughout—prioritize center seats over proximity for large ensembles.