London Symphony Orchestra
The ensemble's direct antecedent was the Queen's Hall Orchestra, formed in 1895 for conductor Henry Wood's series of Promenade Concerts. The summer series was so successful that a series of weekly Sunday afternoon concerts was established the same year. The orchestra, however, had never become a permanent group; its members could and often did send other musicians to substitute for them at concerts. In 1904, Wood attempted to end this practice, prompting 46 members to leave and form their own orchestra.
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London Symphony Orchestra Biography
The ensemble's direct antecedent was the Queen's Hall Orchestra, formed in 1895 for conductor Henry Wood's series of Promenade Concerts. The summer series was so successful that a series of weekly Sunday afternoon concerts was established the same year. The orchestra, however, had never become a permanent group; its members could and often did send other musicians to substitute for them at concerts. In 1904, Wood attempted to end this practice, prompting 46 members to leave and form their own orchestra.
The London Symphony Orchestra was organized as a self-governing corporation administered by a board selected by the players
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Where is London Symphony Orchestra from?
They are from United Kingdom.
What are the latest songs of London Symphony Orchestra?
The latest songs of London Symphony Orchestra are The Planets, Op. 32: V. Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age, The Planets, Op. 32: VI. Uranus, the Magician and The Planets, Op. 32: VII. Neptune, the Mystic.
What are the best songs of London Symphony Orchestra?
The best songs of London Symphony Orchestra are Lift Up Your Heads, All We Like Sheep and Hallelujah! For The Lord God Omnipotent Reighneth.
What are the best albums of London Symphony Orchestra?
The best albums of London Symphony Orchestra are George Handel: Handel's Messiah - Messiah Choruses, Masterpiece - Handel - Messiah Choruses and Handel: Messiah is Coming.
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