Wiktionary
alt. (context US English) A place where music is performed or rehearsed. n. (context US English) A place where music is performed or rehearsed.
Usage examples of "music center".
And again he was in Vienna, the music center in which this persona had given him a niche—.
I just meant that I could do better in a city, near a music center.
The other time, Gran took me to the Music Center to see one of her cronies, a nice woman named Beverly Smythe, in a new play imported from England in which the F-word was used repeatedly, much to Gran's chagrin.
She had a little Sony music center and a tumbled cupboard of records and tapes.
They stood on the glass landscape that swept down from the Music Center, and Jirasek offered her the pipe.
Joan put an Enya cassette in the music center, but Sally was too possessed by pain to find it soothing.
She had felt this way, standing in the wings before an entrance in the Music Center, so she took three deep breaths, clearing her lungs and diaphragm as she would if she were about to sing a long musical phrase.