An odeon is a small, ancient Greek or Roman building designed for musical performances, poetry readings, or other public events. Unlike large theaters, odeons were usually covered with a roof, providing better acoustics and shelter for the audience. They often featured a semi-circular seating arrangement, similar to theaters, but on a smaller scale. Odeons were important cultural venues where citizens gathered to enjoy music, speeches, and other forms of entertainment, contributing to the social and artistic life of the community.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „odeon” po angielsku

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