Opens to the public a complex of more than 6.000 square meterss with all kinds of items that belonged to or are related to Prince. Many notes that the mythical singer wrote by hand they still rest in the control room of Studio A in Paisley Park, where the musician recorded some of his biggest hits and was working on a jazz album before his death.
This room is still full of guitars, keyboards and other musical instruments, in addition to the control panel, an emblematic symbol for the artist.
This space has a special permit for its temporary opening this Thursday and another two days. Tickets for access have already been sold. What will happen next with the exhibition? It appears that members of the city council in Chanhassen, a suburb of Minneapolis, will carry out a vote on the requalification of the property to museum in the face of some existing risks in terms of public safety and traffic.
As soon as museum tours begin, music fans and fans of Prince's career and work will they will enter the room "Purple Rain" and they will see the script, the guitar and the motorcycle that Prince used in the homonymous film 1984. Also the Oscar that he won for the music of the film can be seen in the same room, while the film is projected on a wall.
You have to remember that Prince He kept almost all of his wardrobe, which was also made to measure. In total some 6.000 pieces of clothing and 1.000 pairs of shoes and a large part are on display.
LThe residential areas are not allowed to be visited, but the corridors, lined with gold records and other different awards, are. Visitors will also gain access to the NPG Music Club, where Prince entertained friends and sang for small groups.