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<description>The Royal Philharmonic Society is one of the two oldest music societies in the world, formed on 24 January 1813. 

Today the Royal Philharmonic Society seeks to create a future for music through the encouragement of creativity, the recognition of excellence and the promotion of understanding. The Society&#039;s artistic activities focus on composers and young musicians and through a programme of audience development, awards and lectures it seeks to raise the public consciousness of the finest music making today and to create a forum for debate about the direction of classical music.</description>
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<title>The BBC Proms</title>
<description>The BBC Proms is the world&#039;s greatest classical music festival. Over a period of 8 weeks some 90 concerts are staged, including over 70 at the Royal Albert Hall, and Proms in the Park events around the country to coincide with the famous Last Night.</description>
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<title>New London Orchestra</title>
<description>The New London Orchestra was founded by its Artistic Director Ronald Corp in 1988, and performs in London&#039;s major concert halls including the Royal Festival Hall, Cadogan Hall, the Barbican, the Royal Albert Hall, in addition to its East London venues which include Stratford Circus, the Theatre Royal Stratford East and the Stratford Rex. 

The New London Orchestra players are drawn from a pool of professional freelance musicians, a number of whom have played with the orchestra since it was founded.

The New London Orchestra is committed to broadening access to music, either through its education programmes for children and young people, or by programming or recording music that may otherwise be neglected.</description>
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<description>London Chamber Music Society is a registered charity promoting high-quality live chamber music at affordable prices.

London Chamber Music Society organises regular Sunday evening concerts.</description>
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<title>St. John&#039;s, Smith Square</title>
<description>St John&#039;s, Smith Square is a church in the middle of Smith Square, Westminster. Sold to a charitable Trust as a ruin following firebombing in World War II, it was restored, the internal layout altered somewhat, and is now used as a concert venue. 

St John&#039;s is regarded, not only as one of the masterpieces of the English Baroque, but as one of London&#039;s finest concert venues, attracting internationally renowned artists and performers.</description>
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