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Fix this text“The Bulletin,” Vol. 77 No. 4007
Fix this textWednesday, November 28, 1956
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Fix this textRegistered at the General Post Office, Sydney, N.S.W., Australia, for transmission by Post as a Newspaper.
Fix this textNo. 325: the Homeland Series by the House of Seppelt.
Fix this textLONDON’S MUSICAL LIFE CENTRES ON THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL
Fix this textAN outstanding London landmark is the Royal Albert Hall, which is situated
Fix this textin Kensington Gore, facing the Albert Memorial and Kensington
Fix this textGardens.
Fix this textThis huge amphitheatre, which accommodates 10,000 people, was built
Fix this textbetween the years 1868-71 and was opened by Queen Victoria, ten years after
Fix this textthe death of her husband, Prince Albert, whose name it commemorates. It
Fix this textwas built to the designs of Captain Francis Fowke, who died before the
Fix this textwork was put in hand, and it was carried out by another soldier, Major-
Fix this textGeneral H. Y. D. Scott. The design of the Albert Hall influenced the
Fix this textarchitecture of Edinburgh’s Usher Hall, scene of many important events
Fix this textduring the annual International Festival of Music and Drama.
Fix this textAround the upper part of the Albert Hall and below its great glass dome
Fix this textis a frieze symbolical of the arts, sciences and manufactures. The cost of
Fix this textconstruction was met partly by the sale of the boxes and stalls, which still
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Fix this textAs is only appropriate, the organ m the Albert Hall is one of the largest
Fix this textin existence, and the hall has accommodation for a choir of 1000 and an
Fix this textorchestra of 200. Here, many famous choirs such as the Royal Choral
Fix this textSociety perform oratorios and other works in their annual series of concerts.
Fix this textThe Royal Albert Hall is the scene each summer (about the end of July
Fix this textto the middle of September) of the ever-popular Promenade Concerts, founded
Fix this textby the late Sir Henry Wood well over half-a-century ago. So popular are
Fix this textthese concerts that young and old alike frequently queue all night outside the
Fix this textHall in order to be sure of gaining admittance the following day. In the
Fix this textcourse of each Promenade Season almost the entire repertoire of the
Fix this textorchestral classics is performed, together with many modern works, and it is
Fix this textto these concerts that many young music-lovers owe their first acquaintance with
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